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GEORGIA STATISTICAL
ABSTRACT
Edited by Lorena M. Akioka
Data updated and compiled by Beata D. Kochut and Ian Armit
Terry College of Business Selig Center for Economic Growth The University of Georgia Athens
TERRY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS P. George Benson, Dean
SELlG CENTER FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH Jeffrey M. Humphreys, Director Lorena M. Akioka, Editor
Jeffrey M. Humphreys, Forecasting Director Beata D. Kochut, Research Coordinator Ian Arrnit, Information Analyst Mary T. Evans, Administrative Secretary
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FOREWORD
Published biennially by The University of Georgia's Terry College of Business, the Georgia Statistical Abstract brings together in one reference volume the most pertinent information available about the state of Georgia. Our new CD version of the popular data book also gives users an~therhandy format to suit their research needs.
Obviously, updating a publication of this scope takes conscientious effort, the burden of which fell to two colleagues who deserve special thanks. Research coordinator Beata Kochut and Information analyst Ian Armit devoted countless hours to assembling pertinent information and expediting the myriad research tasks that made my job easier. They also created the CD, which is an extensive project in itself. Mary Evans, administrative secretary, merits appreciation for competently computer-typesetting this Abstract in its entirety.
Since most of the data in the Abstract are taken from sources outside the Selig Center, the responsibility for the accuracy and limitations of the original data belongs to the original sources. The selection and reproduction of the data, however, is the responsibility of the Selig Center for Economic Growth.
Lorena M. Akioka Editor
November 2002 Athens, Georgia
CONTENTS
SECTION I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
POPULATION VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH EDUCATION LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS INCOME. GROSS STATE PRODUCT. AND WEALTH PRICES GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT AGRICULTURE NATURAL RESOURCES BUSINESS ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURES DISTRIBUTIONAND SERVICES TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES BANKING, FINANCE, AND INSURANCE CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS PUBLIC FINANCE LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS PUBLIC WELFARE
1. POPULATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Population of Georgia and the United States, 1940-1990, Census Years and Estimates for 1991-2001......................................................................................................................... Populationof Georg~a'sMetropolltanStatistical Areas, 1950-2000..................................................... Populatlon of Georgia, By Component Pans of Metropolitan Statistical Areas, 1980. 1990, and 2000 ........................................................................................................................... Population of Georgia By County, Census Counts for 1990 and, wlth Estimates for 1998 and1999......................................................................................................................................... Projections of Total Resident Population in the United States and Georgia, by Race. Sex. and Hispanlc Origin, Selected Years, 1995to 2025 ...................................................................... Components of Change In the ProjectedTotal Resident Populationfor the Unlted States and Georgia, Selected Years, 1995 to 2025............................................................................... Projections of the Resident Populatlon of Georgia, By Age and Sex, Selected Years.
1995 to 2025 ........................................................................................................................... Populatton of Georgia By Age and County, 1999............................................................................... Population of Georgia By Race. Sex, and County, 2000. ............................................................... Population of Georgla and the United States. By Race and Hispanlc Ongln, 2000 ...........................
Components of Population Change In Georg~aR, egions, and the
United States, 1990-1999................................................................................................................... Number of Households in Georgia and the United States, 1980, 1990, and 2000 ............................
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.100
POPULATION OF GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1940-1990, CENSUS YEARS AND ESTIMATES FOR 1991-2001a (number; percent)
Year
Georgia
Percent change from
previous period
United States
Percent change from
previous period
1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990
1991b 1992b 1993b 1994b 1995b
1996b 1997b 1998b 1999b 2000c 2001c
3,123,723 3,444,578 3,943,116 4,589,575 5,462,982 6,478,149
6,621,279 6,759,474 6,894,092 7,045,900 7,188,538
7,332,225 7,486,094 7,636,522 7,788,240 8,229,823 8,383,915
NA
132,164,569
NA
10.3
151,325,798
14.5
14.5
179,323,175
18.5
16.4
203,211,926
13.3
19.0
226,546,204
11.5
18.6
248,790,925
9.8
2.2
252,153,092
1.4
2.1
255,029,699
1.1
2.0
257,782,608
1.1
2.2
260,327,021
1.0
2.0
262,803,276
1.0
2.0
265,228,572
0.9
2.1
267,783,607
1.0
2.0
270,248,003
0.9
2.0
272,690,813
0.9
5.7
282,124,631
3.5
1.9
284,796,887
0.9
NA Not available. a Resident population, includes Armed Forces residing in each state. b Mid-year (July 1) estimates. c April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2001 estimates.
Source:
U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Population, 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990; Population Estimates Program, Population Division, Estimates of the Population of States: Annual Time Series, July 1, 1990 to July 1, 1999 (December 29, 1999), Time Series of State Population Estimates: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2001.
POPULATION
1.000
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.101 POPULATIONa OF GEORGIA'S METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS, 1950-2000a
MSA
Albany, GA Athens, GA Atlanta, GA Augusta-Aiken, SC-GA Chattanooga, TN-GA Columbus, GA Macon, GA Savannah, GA
1950
1960
1970
1980
1990
2000
50,291 55,797 997,666 199,572 289,483 181,806 162,594 166,579
81,884 62,913 1,312,474 258,424 333,972 229,152 210,652 204,669
96,683 86,609 1,761,575 306,755 364,526 250,104 242,772 207,987
112,394 104,672 2,233,229 363,451 417,838 254,660 272,945 230,728
112,571 126,262 2,959,500 415,220 424,347 260,862 291,079 257,899
120,822 153,444 4,112,198 477,441 465,161 274,624 322,549 293,000
MSA
1950-60
Percentage changesb
1960-70
1970-80
1980-90
1990-2000
Albany, GA
62.8
18.1
16.3
0.2
7.3
Athens, GA
12.8
37.7
20.9
20.6
21.5
Atlanta, GA
31.6
34.2
26.8
32.5
38.9
Augusta-Aiken, SC-GA
29.5
18.7
18.5
14.2
15.0
Chattanooga, TN-GA
15.4
9.1
14.6
1.6
9.6
Columbus, GA
26.0
9.1
1.8
2.4
5.3
Macon, GA
29.6
15.2
12.4
6.6
10.9
Savannah, GA
22.9
1.6
10.9
11.8
13.5
a Retabulated to MSA definitions issued June 30, 1993, by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget.
b Percentage changes calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source:
Atlanta Regional Office, U.S. Bureau of the Census, report based on the Census of Population and Housing, 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000; Population Estimates Program, Population Division, U.S. Bureau of the Census, Metropolitan Area Population Estimates for July 1, 1999 and Population Change for April 1, 1990 to July 1, 1999.
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.102
POPULATION OF GEORGIA, BY COMPONENT PARTS OF METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS, 1980, 1990, AND 2000 (number; percent)
MSA component parts
Albany In central city Albany city Outside central city
Athens In central city Athens-Clarke Countyc Outside central city
Atlanta In central cityd Atlanta city Outside central city
Augusta-Aiken (GA-SC) Georgia portion South Carolina portion In central city Augusta-Richmonde Aiken city Outside central city
Columbus (GA-AL) Georgia portion Alabama portion In central city Columbus city Outside central city
April 1, 1980a
April 1, 1990
112,394 82,861 82,861 29,533
112,571 78,804 78,804 33,767
104,672 42,549
42,549 62,123
126,262 86,522
86,522 39,740
2,266,229
457,124 425,022 1,809,105
2,959,500
393,929 393,929 2,565,571
363,451 240,293 123,158
62,510
47,532 14,978 300,941
415,220 275,869 139,351 207,002
186,616 20,386
208,218
254,660 207,304
47,356 169,441 169,441
85,219
260,862 214,002
46,860 178,683 178,683
82,179
July 1, 2000
120,822 76,939 76,939 43,883
153,444 101,489 101,489
51,955
4,112,198 416,474 416,474
3,695,724
477,441 310,294 167,147 225,112 199,775
25,337 252,329
274,624 224,868
49,756 186,291 186,291
88,333
Percentage changeb
1980-1990 1990-2000
0.2
7.3
-4.9
-2.4
-4.9
-2.4
14.3
30.0
20.6
21.5
103.3
17.3
103.3
17.3
-36.0
30.7
30.6
38.9
-13.8
5.7
-7.3
5.7
41.8
44.1
14.2
15.0
14.8
12.5
13.1
19.9
231.2
8.7
292.6
7.1
36.1
24.3
-30.8
21.2
2.4
5.3
3.2
5.1
-1.0
6.2
5.5
4.3
5.5
4.3
-3.6
7.5
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.102 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA, BY COMPONENT PARTS OF METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS, 1980, 1990, AND 2000 (number; percent)
MSA component parts
April 1, 1980a
April 1, 1990
July 1, 2000
Percentage changeb
1980-1990 1990-2000
Macon In central city Macon city Outside central cities
272,945 116,896 116,896 156,049
291,079 107,365 107,365 183,714
322,549 97,255 97,255
225,294
6.6
10.8
-8.2
-9.4
-8.2
-9.4
17.7
22.6
Savannah In central city Savannah city Outside central city
230,728 141,658 141,658
89,070
257,899 137,812 137,812 120,087
293,000 131,510 131,510 161,490
11.8 -2.7 -2.7 34.8
13.6 -4.6 -4.6 34.5
a Includes corrections issued since Census date. Areas defined by U.S. Office of Management and Budget as of June 30, 1993. Does not include most recent corrections resulting from boundary changes.
b Percentages for MSA component parts calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
c 1980 population is for city of Athens only.
d 1980 population includes the city of Marietta.
e 1980 population does not include the city of Richmond.
Source:
U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1980 Census of Population and Housing; Population Estimates Program, Population Division, Population Estimates for Places: Annual Time Series, July 1, 1990 to July 1, 1998 (includes revised April 1, 1990 Census of Population counts) (June 30, 1999); Population Estimates for Metropolitan Areas and Components, Annual Time Series, April 1, 1990 to July 1, 1998 (includes revised April 1, 1990 Census of Population counts) (December 17, 1999); Metropolitan Area and Central City Population Estimates for July 1, 1999, and Population Change April 1, 1990 to July 1, 1999 (includes revised April 1, 1990 Census of Population counts) (October 2000).
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.103
POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY COUNTY, CENSUS COUNTS FOR 1990 AND 2000, WITH ESTIMATES FOR 1998 AND 1999
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
April 1, 1990
15,744 6,213 9,566 3,615
39,530
10,308 29,721 55,915 16,245 14,153
150,137 10,430 11,077 15,398 15,438
43,125 20,579 15,326
5,013 30,167
7,744 71,422 42,464
8,496 216,774
16,934 22,242 90,204 87,594
3,364
181,436 6,160
447,745 29,592 36,645
66,031 13,456 53,853
8,991 20,011
July 1, 1998
16,547 7,158
10,364 3,627
41,883
12,821 40,438 71,937 17,471 16,317
155,946 11,157 13,528 15,914 23,395
50,554 22,825 17,822
5,002 47,322
9,099 82,904 50,709
9,433 225,297
16,408 22,748 134,352 90,516
3,493
208,997 6,649
566,060 34,230 40,229
90,854 14,988 85,118 10,655 20,693
July 1, 1999
16,675 7,295
10,365 3,617
42,181
13,166 41,891 74,607 17,474 16,529
155,441 11,314 13,895 16,122 24,394
50,777 23,217 18,380
4,936 47,032
8,953 84,765 52,100
9,462 225,662
16,654 22,858 141,686 90,638
3,524
213,727 6,677
583,541 34,958 40,724
93,312 15,197 89,401 10,414 20,637
April 1, 2000
Percentange changes
1980-1990
1990-2000
17,419 7,609
10,103 4,074
44,700
14,422 46,144 76,019 17,484 16,235
153,887 11,666 14,629 16,450 23,417
55,983 22,243 19,522
6,320 43,664
9,577 87,268 53,282 10,282 232,048
14,882 25,470 141,903 101,489
3,357
236,517 6,878
607,751 37,413 42,053
89,288 15,771 89,215 12,495 21,996
1.2 1.2 2.0 -5.1 14.0
18.5 39.2 37.2
1.5 4.6
-0.1 -3.1 27.3 0.9 51.7
20.5 6.4
12.2 -12.3 125.6
3.0 26.8 14.8 15.7
7.2
-22.1 1.8
74.5 17.6 -5.3
20.7 -7.5 50.4 10.0 3.6
64.6 -0.3 37.1 17.0 2.7
10.6 22.5
5.6 12.7 13.1
39.9 55.3 36.0
7.6 14.7
2.5 11.9 32.1
6.8 51.7
29.8 8.1
27.4 26.1 44.7
23.7 22.2 25.5 21.0
7.0
-12.1 14.5 57.3 15.9 -0.2
30.4 11.7 35.7 26.4 14.8
35.2 17.2 65.7 39.0
9.9
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.103 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY COUNTY, CENSUS COUNTS FOR 1990 AND 2000, WITH ESTIMATES FOR 1998 AND 1999
County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
April 1, 1990
13,147 9,429
25,517 546,171
17,607
9,901 96,321 71,120 11,854
2,334
25,687 18,949 20,546
8,724 15,992
62,415 81,251 44,083 16,650 648,779
13,368 2,357
62,496 35,067 20,279
11,793 352,910
27,622 95,434
8,908
21,966 17,788 19,712
8,628 58,741
89,208 8,649
30,005 8,453
12,032
July 1, 1998
15,057 14,898 27,021 592,870 18,120
10,409 95,019 89,398 12,171
2,361
36,565 19,322 21,017
9,923 18,575
88,733 85,138 86,409 19,061 737,222
18,747 2,514
67,187 41,078 21,416
13,663 522,666
31,734 119,334
9,139
24,590 22,297 21,793 10,088 104,925
105,638 9,048
37,711 10,166 12,707
July 1, 1999
15,344 15,945 27,128 596,853 18,146
10,433 94,080 91,175 12,127
2,534
38,370 19,363 21,042 10,089 18,945
92,378 85,512 96,686 19,311 744,827
19,766 2,544
67,945 41,966 21,600
14,094 545,632
32,530 123,290
9,046
25,070 22,634 22,124 10,490 113,443
107,644 9,181
39,057 10,589 12,714
April 1, 2000
Percentange changes
1980-1990
1990-2000
15,154 15,999 28,240 665,865 19,171
11,525 96,065 92,174 12,354
3,754
37,535 20,511 21,837 10,495 19,798
91,263 90,565 98,407 20,285 816,006
23,456 2,556
67,568 44,104 23,659
14,406 588,448
35,902 139,277
10,076
25,690 23,695 22,997 11,012 119,341
110,765 9,931
41,589 11,426 12,684
6.7 97.5
0.1 13.1
3.8
-8.5 -4.4 30.3 -9.9 1.6
40.2 1.0 -1.2 3.5 8.4
114.9 1.8
57.7 9.6
10.0
20.3 -1.0 13.7 16.6 2.2
3.5 111.6
10.4 26.2 -5.9
19.2 15.0
6.1 32.3 61.8
15.0 -3.8 18.4 11.9 4.9
15.0 69.7 10.7 21.9
8.9
16.4 -0.3 29.6 4.2 60.8
46.1 8.2 6.3
20.3 23.8
46.2 11.5 123.2 21.8 25.8
75.5 8.4 8.1
25.8 16.7
22.2 66.7 30.0 45.9 13.1
17.0 33.2 16.7 27.6 103.2
24.2 14.8 38.6 35.2
5.4
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.103 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY COUNTY, CENSUS COUNTS FOR 1990 AND 2000, WITH ESTIMATES FOR 1998 AND 1999
County
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
April 1, 1990
17,408 8,247 8,329
20,739 13,038
5,531 39,988 16,250 52,745
7,442
6,202 75,981 14,573 20,119
8,634
13,114 21,050
5,590 22,411
6,280
20,275 17,113
7,379 12,883 26,147
179,280 41,808 17,618 9,763 41,611
21,189 14,432 13,328 10,224 33,815
8,108 14,137
2,210 11,648
8,023
July 1, 1998
17,829 8,446 8,293
22,997 14,700
6,988 43,687 22,767 59,081
8,226
8,576 85,049 19,003 21,697 10,018
13,207 24,426
6,703 23,078
6,360
21,198 19,625
7,725 15,092 32,714
182,414 57,862 23,707 11,437 73,888
24,475 19,733 15,763 12,667 36,280
8,412 17,561
2,488 13,380
7,954
July 1, 1999
17,858 8,401 8,293
23,307 15,010
6,959 43,927 23,341 59,694
8,339
8,709 85,413 19,772 21,814 10,114
13,126 25,208
6,779 23,043
6,318
21,219 20,032
7,854 15,437 33,922
182,058 60,583 24,526 11,564 79,587
24,996 21,024 15,804 13,104 36,627
8,359 18,199
2,449 13,687
8,012
April 1, 2000
Percentange changes
1980-1990
1990-2000
17,266 8,575 8,560
23,639 15,912
7,241 44,874 24,757 61,610
8,348
10,304 92,115 21,016 21,231 10,847
14,074 25,730
7,144 22,534
6,383
23,932 21,757
8,270 15,457 36,506
186,291 62,001 26,225 12,635 81,678
23,668 22,983 15,636 13,688 38,127
9,588 18,812
2,598 15,050
7,791
-5.4 -6.7 -3.8 25.1 6.7
-2.2 8.1 39.1 40.3 10.8
37.1 11.8 35.4
8.5 7.3
-6.3 18.6
5.5 5.6 -10.8
-4.0 17.1
5.2 11.3 32.8
5.4 20.6 41.8
9.3 59.4
10.6 23.9 12.0 14.4
4.4
-9.4 37.3 -6.2 11.3 -16.4
-0.8 4.0 2.8 14.0 22.0
30.9 12.2 52.4 16.8 12.2
66.1 21.2 44.2
5.5 25.6
7.3 22.2 27.8
0.5 1.6
18.0 27.1 12.1 20.0 39.6
3.9 48.3 48.9 29.4 96.3
11.7 59.3 17.3 33.9 12.8
18.3 33.1 17.6 29.2 -2.9
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.103 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY COUNTY, CENSUS COUNTS FOR 1990 AND 2000, WITH ESTIMATES FOR 1998 AND 1999
County
April 1, 1990
July 1, 1998
July 1, 1999
April 1, 2000
Percentange changes
1980-1990
1990-2000
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
189,719
191,374
190,310
199,775
4.5
5.3
54,091
68,278
68,968
70,111
47.9
29.6
3,590
3,953
3,949
3,766
4.6
4.9
13,842
14,451
14,463
15,374
-1.4
11.1
9,010
9,762
9,803
9,369
-0.5
4.0
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
54,457
57,603
57,825
58,417
13.7
7.3
23,436
25,358
25,332
25,435
7.7
8.5
5,654
5,410
5,374
5,252
-4.1
-7.1
30,232
31,288
31,362
33,200
3.0
9.8
6,524
6,977
6,969
6,498
-0.2
-0.4
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
1,915
1,917
1,924
2,077
-5.8
8.5
17,722
19,039
19,171
22,305
-2.3
25.9
7,642
8,228
8,287
8,815
-3.3
15.3
11,000
11,537
11,406
11,794
-3.9
7.2
10,653
11,142
11,205
10,970
-11.4
3.0
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
38,943
42,891
42,896
42,737
2.2
9.7
34,998
36,787
36,975
38,407
6.5
9.7
24,072
25,822
25,990
26,067
6.6
8.3
6,754
8,477
8,800
9,319
19.8
38.0
5,994
5,966
5,933
6,854
-1.5
14.3
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
55,532
58,574
58,801
58,779
11.1
5.8
8,703
9,188
9,249
9,504
-8.5
9.2
9,806
10,116
10,198
10,590
4.8
8.0
11,993
16,506
17,234
17,289
27.7
44.2
26,300
27,061
27,079
27,597
1.2
4.9
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
58,340
62,690
62,963
61,053
3.3
4.7
38,586
54,629
58,498
60,687
23.6
57.3
35,471
35,414
35,232
35,483
-4.6
0.0
6,078
6,070
6,075
6,336
-7.7
4.2
19,112
20,055
20,198
21,176
1.4
10.8
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
22,356
25,360
25,610
26,565
7.7
18.8
2,263
2,200
2,203
2,390
-3.3
5.6
4,903
4,900
4,864
6,179
-4.9
26.0
13,006
17,485
18,195
19,944
28.5
53.3
72,462
82,042
83,220
83,525
10.2
15.3
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
7,008
7,361
7,419
8,577
-8.8
22.4
10,597
10,606
10,556
10,687
-3.2
0.8
10,228
10,863
10,908
10,220
-1.4
-0.1
19,744
22,446
22,483
21,967
9.3
11.3
GA metro areasa
4,351,139
5,258,386
5,382,091
NA
NAb
23.7
GA non metro areas 2,127,010
2,378,136
2,406,149
NA
NAb
13.1
Georgia
6,478,149
7,636,522
7,788,240
8,186,453
18.6
20.2
NA Not available. a Sum of counties designated as parts of metropolitan areas. b Not available due to revised metropolitan area definitions.
Source:
U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1980 Census of Population, Characteristics of the Population, Number of Inhabitants; Population Estimates Program, Population Division, County Population Estimates and Demographic Components of Population Change: Annual Time Series, July 1, 1990 to July 1, 1999 (includes revised April 1, 1990 population estimates base); Census 2000 redistricting data (P.L. 94-171).
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.106
PROJECTIONS OF TOTAL RESIDENT POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES AND GEORGIA, BY RACE, SEX AND HISPANIC ORIGIN, SELECTED YEARS, 1995 TO 2025a (thousands)
1995
2000
2005
2010
2015
2020
2025
United States Total
262,755
Georgia Total
7,201
White Male Female
Black Male Female Total
American Indian, Eskimo, and Aleut
Male Female Total Asian and Pacific Islander Male Female Total
2,423 2,503 4,926
938 1,066 2,004
7 7 14
52 56 108
Total non-Hispanic
7,052
Hispanic
82
Male
67
Female
149
274,634 285,981 297,716 310,134 322,742
7,875
2,594 2,676 5,270
1,062 1,200 2,262
8,413
2,717 2,798 5,515
1,173 1,322 2,495
8,824
2,795 2,876 5,671
1,270 1,432 2,703
9,200
2,858 2,940 5,797
1,365 1,540 2,906
9,552
2,910 2,992 5,902
1,457 1,645 3,102
8 7 15
66 72 137
7,684
101 89
190
8 8 16
77 85 162
8,188
118 107 225
8 8 17
86 95 181
8,572
131 121 252
9 8 17
95 104 199
8,919
145 136 280
9 9 18
104 114 218
9,240
160 151 311
335,050
9,869
2,947 3,030 5,977
1,545 1,747 3,291
9 9 18
114 125 238
9,525
177 168 345
a Data are for July 1 of each year.
Source:
Prepared by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, the University of Georgia, based on U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Population Projections for States by Age, Sex, Race, and Hispanic Origin: 1995 to 2025, May 1997; U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Population Projections of the United States by State, 1995 to 2025.
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.107
COMPONENTS OF CHANGE IN THE PROJECTED TOTAL RESIDENT POPULATION FOR GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1995 TO 2025a (thousands; percent)
Period and Component
1995 - 2000 Net change (1,000s) Net change (percent) Components of change (1,000s) Births Deaths Net migration
Net internal migration International migration
2000 - 2005 Net change (1,000s) Net change (percent) Components of change (1,000s) Births Deaths Net migration
Net internal migration International migration
2005 - 2010 Net change (1,000s) Net change (percent) Components of change (1,000s) Births Deaths Net migration
Net internal migration International migration
2010 - 2015 Net change (1,000s) Net change (percent) Components of change (1,000s) Births Deaths Net migration
Net internal migration International migration
United States
11,879 5
19,601 12,727
NA 4,113
11,347 4
19,645 13,240
NA 4,112
11,735 4
20,462 13,779
NA 4,111
12,417 4
21,664 14,297
NA 4,111
Georgia
674 9
543 316
371 52
538 7
562 345
246 51
411 5
589 373
116 51
376 4
615 401
80 51
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.107 (Continued)
COMPONENTS OF CHANGE IN THE PROJECTED TOTAL RESIDENT POPULATION FOR GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1995 TO 2025a (thousands; percent)
Period and Component
United States
Georgia
2015 - 2020 Net change (1,000s) Net change (percent) Components of change (1,000s) Births Deaths Net migration
Net internal migration International migration
2020 - 2025 Net change (1,000s) Net change (Percent) Components of change (1,000s) Births Deaths Net migration
Net Internal migration International migration
12,608
352
4
4
22,531
629
14,875
433
NA
73
4,110
51
12,308
318
4
3
23,084
634
15,715
471
NA
68
4,109
51
NA Not applicable. a Series A (Preferred Series). Data are for July 1 of each year.
Source: U.S Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Paul R. Campbell, Population Projections for States by Age, Sex, Race, and Hispanic Origin: 1995 to 2025 (October 1996).
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.109
PROJECTIONS OF THE RESIDENT POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY AGE AND SEX, SELECTED YEARS, 1995 TO 2025a (thousands)
Period and age groups (by years of age)
1995 All Ages 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 and over
2000 All Ages 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 and over
Total
7,201 551 536 524 512 528
1,217 1,200
874 541 412 234
72
7,875 544 593 588 583 556
1,147 1,360 1,071
654 429 263
87
Female
3,700 269 262 256 249 262 615 613 447 286 235 150 54
4,044 266 289 288 285 275 583 694 551 343 240 164 66
Male
3,501 282 274 268 263 266 602 587 427 254 177 84 18
3,831 278 304 301 299 281 564 665 520 311 189 99 22
Period and age groups (by years of age)
2005 All Ages 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 and over
2010 All Ages 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 and over
Total
8,413 558 576 634 638 613
1,136 1,326 1,236
844 468 282 102
8,824 582 580 608 670 653
1,183 1,208 1,349 1,019
563 293 118
Female
Male
4,320 273 281 309 311 303 578 678 640 442 258 172 74
4,093 285 295 325 327 309 558 648 596 402 211 110 27
4,533 284 283 297 326 323 600 620 699 536 306 174 85
4,291 297 297 311 343 330 583 588 650 483 257 119 33
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.109 (Continued)
PROJECTIONS OF THE RESIDENT POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY AGE AND SEX, SELECTED YEARS, 1995 TO 2025a (thousands)
Period and age groups (by years of age)
Total
Female
Male
Period and age groups (by years of age)
Total
Female
Male
2015 All Ages 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 and over
2020 All Ages 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 and over
9,200 608 602 610 641 676
1,260 1,173 1,290 1,166
726 320 129
9,552 622 628 633 643 649
1,315 1,219 1,174 1,266
877 389 138
4,728 297 294 298 312 334 639 602 670 616 391 186 91
4,911 303 306 308 313 320 666 624 612 669 472 221 96
4,472 311 308 313 329 342 621 571 620 550 335 134 37
4,640 318 322 324 330 328 649 595 562 598 405 168 42
2025 All Ages 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 and over
9,869 628 642 660 666 649
1,308 1,297 1,142 1,210 1,006
507 155
5,078 306 313 322 324 321 663 664 595 640 541 284 106
4,791 322 329 338 342 328 645 633 547 571 465 222 49
a Series A (Preferred). Data are for July 1 of each year.
Source:
Prepared by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia, based on U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Population Projections for States by Age, Sex, Race, and Hispanic Origin: 1995 to 2025 (May 1997); U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Population Projections of the United States by State, 1995 to 2025.
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.121
POPULATION OF GEORGIA, BY AGE AND COUNTY, 1999 (number)
County
0 to 4 years
5 to 17 18 to 24 25 to 44 45 to 64 16 years 21 years 65 years
years
years
years
years and over and over and over
Total
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
1,073 594 758 245
2,386
3,696 1,636 2,332
802 7,233
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
858 3,535 5,988 1,350 1,228
2,568 8,269 14,252 3,959 3,313
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
10,976 753
1,030 1,309 2,001
29,352 2,175 3,050 3,520 5,798
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
3,271 2,053 1,238
335 4,833
8,719 5,604 3,484 1,094 9,519
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
656 6,085 3,394
820 16,828
1,812 16,451
9,719 2,077 41,857
Chattahoochee 1,333
Chattooga
1,503
Cherokee
12,915
Clarke
5,536
Clay
231
3,535 4,149 26,630 13,336
762
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
17,225 508
43,463 2,799 3,003
41,814 1,480
101,933 7,649 8,741
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
7,241 1,158 7,345
780 1,525
19,933 3,180
18,008 2,125 4,585
1,422 709 951 329
5,068
4,725 2,015 2,845 1,000 13,755
3,671 1,626 2,285
770 8,957
12,516 5,322 7,640 2,684
33,865
11,223 4,775 6,858 2,414
30,207
1,179 3,878 7,075 1,372 1,460
3,984 13,245 23,373
4,860 4,586
3,095 9,111 16,839 3,693 4,017
10,181 31,306 56,607 12,780 12,543
9,190 28,436 51,320 11,515 11,282
15,012 1,253 1,216 1,460 1,991
46,875 2,992 4,049 4,209 8,095
33,270 2,624 3,186 3,433 4,849
119,748 8,726
10,300 11,842 17,399
107,971 7,689 9,229
10,572 15,672
11,371 2,092 1,771 406 6,084
13,030 6,614 5,745 1,355
17,446
9,610 4,575 4,035 1,035 6,974
40,183 16,392 14,203
3,679 33,928
31,967 14,580 12,907
3,297 30,309
809 10,464
4,231 859
22,214
2,387 25,083 15,551
2,599 67,887
2,026 18,274 13,344
2,154 47,515
6,824 64,898 40,607
6,913 172,992
6,091 57,075 36,964
6,172 156,913
4,923 1,980 11,360 22,870
278
5,857 6,070 53,275 26,124
915
765 5,724 27,969 14,577
716
12,137 17,907 105,861 73,755
2,640
9,958 16,280 97,128 60,284
2,401
21,841 589
52,238 3,433 3,782
76,377 1,878
223,056 10,208 11,154
42,989 1,481
121,012 7,392 9,008
161,186 4,957
453,286 25,694 30,343
145,589 4,413
417,709 22,833 27,203
6,858 1,438 7,803
920 1,671
32,344 4,008
28,151 3,257 5,645
19,048 3,521
20,841 2,408 4,479
68,986 11,388 66,798
7,834 15,253
62,852 10,173 60,545
7,099 13,717
2,088 715
1,194 471
4,782
16,675 7,295
10,365 3,617
42,181
1,482 3,853 7,080 2,240 1,925
13,166 41,891 74,607 17,474 16,529
19,956 1,517 1,364 2,191 1,660
155,441 11,314 13,895 16,122 24,394
4,776 2,279 2,107
711 2,176
50,777 23,217 18,380
4,936 47,032
1,263 8,408 5,861
953 29,361
8,953 84,765 52,100
9,462 225,662
241 3,432 9,537 8,195
622
16,654 22,858 141,686 90,638
3,524
13,481 741
41,839 3,477 5,036
213,727 6,677
583,541 34,958 40,724
7,888 1,892 7,253
924 2,732
93,312 15,197 89,401 10,414 20,637
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.121 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA, BY AGE AND COUNTY, 1999 (number)
County
0 to 4 years
5 to 17 18 to 24 25 to 44 45 to 64 16 years 21 years 65 years
years
years
years
years and over and over and over
Total
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
975 1,215 1,959 40,567 1,221
2,844 3,098 6,067 101,371 3,416
756 7,213 7,021
883 187
2,386 20,357 18,263
2,727 585
2,969 1,325 1,566
758 1,057
8,736 3,715 4,760 2,186 3,108
6,150 5,546 7,551 1,184 52,573
19,387 14,581 17,481
3,264 127,577
1,250 137
4,732 2,928 1,521
3,497 453
12,369 8,148 4,508
1,001 46,704
2,018 9,498
625
3,249 103,966
5,527 22,447
2,057
1,507 1,282 2,436 63,504 1,727
4,356 5,113 7,630 219,654 5,085
3,656 3,824 5,696 123,660 4,249
12,007 12,107 20,091 471,084 14,139
10,725 11,053 17,890 428,000 12,691
867 10,001
8,150 980 231
2,788 26,703 31,143
3,141 736
2,277 18,825 19,711
2,630 605
7,626 69,874 68,698
8,954 1,857
6,898 61,395 62,273
8,051 1,650
3,297 1,572 1,689
857 1,240
12,129 5,244 5,642 2,749 4,807
8,212 4,483 4,503 2,162 5,181
27,961 14,846 15,459
7,506 15,303
25,197 13,599 13,916
6,744 14,185
6,077 8,564 8,296 1,785 81,669
30,697 23,999 33,190
5,084 262,269
21,842 20,458 23,454
4,980 154,260
69,712 67,810 74,495 15,411 584,553
63,809 61,141 68,120 13,976 527,871
1,554 193
5,656 3,740 1,882
5,218 664
19,437 12,522
5,957
5,186 646
15,681 10,124
4,762
15,569 2,026
52,805 32,264 16,314
14,322 1,875
48,089 29,233 14,679
1,199 45,419
3,818 12,461
816
3,713 218,181
8,823 38,556
2,442
3,077 99,689
7,755 27,515
1,821
10,263 409,518
25,886 94,887
6,697
9,275 376,855
22,888 85,743
5,981
2,006 1,413 3,340 48,097 2,448
1,359 10,981
6,887 1,766
190
3,027 3,024 2,882 1,377 3,552
8,225 12,364
6,714 3,014 66,479
3,061 451
10,070 4,504 2,970
1,855 31,673
4,589 12,813
1,285
15,344 15,945 27,128 596,853 18,146
10,433 94,080 91,175 12,127
2,534
38,370 19,363 21,042 10,089 18,945
92,378 85,512 96,686 19,311 744,827
19,766 2,544
67,945 41,966 21,600
14,094 545,632
32,530 123,290
9,046
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
1,834 1,366 1,418
743 8,885
8,357 675
2,766 769 907
4,725 4,205 3,947 2,229 21,976
21,071 1,951 7,496 2,148 2,586
2,199 1,741 1,899
920 9,362
9,235 780
3,428 833
1,237
7,003 6,840 5,923 3,031 38,015
34,587 2,350
11,831 3,155 3,671
6,124 5,757 5,476 2,440 26,835
24,267 2,135 9,406 2,357 2,901
19,266 17,725 17,409
7,861 85,845
81,406 6,859
29,928 7,993 9,645
17,518 16,189 15,887
7,103 78,521
74,201 6,183
27,309 7,296 8,661
3,185 2,725 3,461 1,127 8,370
25,070 22,634 22,124 10,490 113,443
10,127 1,290 4,130 1,327 1,412
107,644 9,181
39,057 10,589 12,714
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.121 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA, BY AGE AND COUNTY, 1999 (number)
County
0 to 4 years
5 to 17 18 to 24 25 to 44 45 to 64 16 years 21 years 65 years
years
years
years
years and over and over and over
Total
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
1,341 642 611
1,666 992
545 3,136 1,745 7,053
517
902 6,738 1,366 1,631
721
964 1,756
513 1,696
401
1,560 1,305
499 1,105 2,630
14,164 4,805 1,892 823 7,451
1,640 1,473 1,017
939 2,580
547 1,156
166 757 536
3,944 1,751 1,771 4,627 2,849
1,504 9,109 5,740 12,031 1,640
1,815 17,132
3,511 4,623 2,039
3,086 4,820 1,429 4,872 1,308
5,072 3,932 1,574 3,072 6,919
34,123 11,986
4,994 2,174 16,047
4,986 3,712 3,332 2,535 7,000
1,654 3,359
447 2,124 1,817
1,773 717 693
1,954 1,468
657 3,810 1,933 11,740
716
1,212 11,071
2,655 1,853
851
1,159 2,195
619 2,221
523
1,972 1,809 1,099 1,341 3,259
20,072 6,179 1,887 1,008 7,554
3,362 1,824 1,306 1,091 3,251
656 1,536
214 973 865
4,853 2,278 2,133 7,431 4,241
2,021 12,508
8,207 20,044
2,294
2,506 26,036
5,803 6,485 2,850
3,635 7,782 2,022 6,303 1,557
5,570 6,204 2,208 4,523 10,682
55,129 17,974
8,218 3,508 28,083
6,975 6,033 4,490 3,835 10,016
2,206 5,067
594 3,555 1,988
3,545 1,871 1,835 5,409 3,463
13,231 6,268 6,171
17,746 11,622
11,701 5,660 5,576
16,086 10,388
1,591 9,800 4,317 6,148 1,979
5,144 33,045 16,775 41,982
6,439
4,622 29,979 14,940 36,487
5,839
1,601 16,314
4,434 4,728 2,394
6,275 64,164 15,421 16,280
7,702
5,464 56,376 13,490 14,721
6,942
2,711 5,929 1,530 5,046 1,510
9,544 19,409
5,058 17,280
4,838
8,500 17,657
4,555 15,436
4,372
4,451 4,659 1,618 3,466 7,650
15,412 15,463
6,077 11,768 25,463
13,589 13,884
5,210 10,658 22,897
37,140 13,844
5,304 2,849 16,319
139,104 45,669 18,344 8,925 58,419
124,509 40,884 16,789 8,099 52,882
5,359 5,361 3,822 3,227 8,827
19,186 16,453 12,009 10,022 28,238
16,552 15,074 10,824
9,143 25,572
2,048 4,582
579 3,772 1,595
6,419 14,215
1,913 11,244
5,917
5,834 13,015
1,760 10,348
5,155
2,402 1,142 1,250 2,220 1,997
17,858 8,401 8,293
23,307 15,010
641 5,564 1,399 2,678 1,193
6,959 43,927 23,341 59,694
8,339
673 8,122 2,003 2,494 1,259
8,709 85,413 19,772 21,814 10,114
1,571 2,726
666 2,905 1,019
13,126 25,208
6,779 23,043
6,318
2,594 2,123
856 1,930 2,782
21,219 20,032
7,854 15,437 33,922
21,430 5,795 2,231 1,202 4,133
182,058 60,583 24,526 11,564 79,587
2,674 2,621 1,837 1,477 4,953
24,996 21,024 15,804 13,104 36,627
1,248 2,499
449 2,506 1,211
8,359 18,199
2,449 13,687
8,012
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.121 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA, BY AGE AND COUNTY, 1999 (number)
County
0 to 4 years
5 to 17 18 to 24 25 to 44 45 to 64 16 years 21 years 65 years
years
years
years
years and over and over and over
Total
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
14,176 5,032 305 1,062 639
35,766 13,762
838 3,054 1,963
22,861 5,641 407 1,173 935
59,343 22,199
1,044 4,095 2,593
37,652 15,785
913 2,971 2,300
145,917 52,312 2,940 10,781 7,538
129,359 47,538 2,630 9,798 6,750
20,512 6,549 442 2,108 1,373
190,310 68,968 3,949 14,463 9,803
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
4,374 1,596
333 2,357
429
11,642 4,270 1,088 6,740 1,387
5,200 2,530
503 3,586
580
17,217 6,824 1,395 8,681 2,065
12,834 5,970 1,161 6,131 1,590
43,649 20,178
4,118 23,305
5,387
39,440 18,246
3,742 20,538
4,871
6,558 4,142
894 3,867
918
57,825 25,332
5,374 31,362
6,969
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
124 1,280
555 764 813
394 3,456 1,717 2,410 2,464
146 1,750
786 978 940
472 6,029 2,210 3,107 2,972
449 4,294 1,915 2,416 2,547
1,470 14,976
6,301 8,572 8,288
1,340 13,711
5,620 7,769 7,494
339 2,362 1,104 1,731 1,469
1,924 19,171
8,287 11,406 11,205
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
3,095 2,901 2,038
366 418
8,935 7,693 5,714 1,042 1,250
3,490 4,035 2,140
786 564
11,923 10,641
7,378 1,859 1,539
9,683 7,464 5,563 2,351 1,341
32,253 27,617 19,115
7,564 4,468
29,197 24,254 17,265
6,890 4,002
5,770 4,241 3,157 2,396
821
42,896 36,975 25,990
8,800 5,933
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
4,439 726 741 944
1,754
11,860 2,141 2,255 2,684 5,032
5,464 871 902
1,180 2,348
17,239 2,314 2,881 4,170 7,521
12,536 1,940 2,233 4,743 6,514
44,389 6,678 7,516
14,052 21,120
40,034 5,941 6,756
13,074 19,214
7,263 1,257 1,186 3,513 3,910
58,801 9,249
10,198 17,234 27,079
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
4,005 4,432 2,319
448 1,498
11,683 11,701
6,851 1,197 4,252
4,926 5,505 2,866
524 1,717
17,989 17,711
9,759 1,625 5,892
15,818 13,358
7,960 1,265 4,200
49,171 44,217 27,204
4,600 15,085
45,007 39,931 24,651
4,197 13,631
8,542 5,791 5,477 1,016 2,639
62,963 58,498 35,232
6,075 20,198
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
1,900 136 363
1,029 6,051
5,370 438
1,036 2,992 15,674
2,071 194 428
1,506 8,069
7,385 610
1,255 4,883 25,388
5,873 481
1,080 4,872 19,425
19,148 1,699 3,652
14,655 64,147
17,363 1,535 3,255
13,366 57,936
3,011 344 702
2,913 8,613
25,610 2,203 4,864
18,195 83,220
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
526 638 794 1,797
1,567 2,042 2,350 4,950
601 791 1,048 2,035
1,938 2,888 3,083 6,429
1,692 2,454 2,399 4,879
5,565 8,182 8,102 16,515
5,033 7,516 7,283 14,720
1,095 1,743 1,234 2,393
7,419 10,556 10,908 22,483
Georgia
580,150 1,476,735 773,918 2,543,095 1,653,199 5,958,862 5,382,170 761,143 7,788,240
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Population Estimates for Counties by Age Group, 1999.
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.122
POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY RACE, SEX, AND COUNTY, 2000 (number)
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
White
13,376 5,082 8,232 1,932
24,215
13,435 39,149 66,734 11,059 13,877
77,147 8,544
13,804 9,436
19,386
38,460 10,433 13,514
2,418 32,765
6,268 70,265 51,356
7,052 128,279
8,643 22,084 131,128 65,852
1,290
89,741 4,741
439,991 25,528 28,503
73,814 10,714 70,353
9,103 11,894
Race
Black
3,412 1,492 1,586 2,053 19,392
464 4,483 6,600 5,706 1,856
72,818 2,869 582 6,472 3,311
16,101 11,343
5,627 3,830 8,783
2,593 14,241
669 3,008 93,971
4,453 2,856 3,525 27,656 2,030
121,927 2,029
114,233 9,684 9,869
10,011 4,587
16,032 2,974 9,547
Other races
107 81 92 25
331
102 648 836 135 149
1,242 74
158 155 314
428 215 185
31 823
78 996 495 124 2,981
561 260 1,831 1,426
22
4,922 58
11,373 344 471
1,391 123 910 123 150
Hispanic origin
(any race)
792 1,290
342 111 607
493 1,460 2,524
800 384
2,023 107 152 505 465
1,052 316 277 189
1,585
882 2,243
621 81
5,403
1,551 537
7,695 6,436
32
17,728 54
46,964 2,550 4,554
2,313 485
2,797 301 382
Sex
Male
Female
8,581 3,767 4,952 1,886 24,132
7,283 22,939 37,560
8,369 7,975
70,800 5,620 7,343 7,892
11,603
27,255 10,556 10,403
3,573 22,566
4,804 42,532 25,783
5,440 111,790
9,405 13,139 71,212 49,532
1,526
114,892 3,420
301,508 18,574 20,828
43,630 7,563
44,162 6,262
10,341
8,838 3,842 5,151 2,188 20,568
7,139 23,205 38,459
9,115 8,260
83,087 6,046 7,286 8,558
11,814
28,728 11,687
9,119 2,747 21,098
4,773 44,736 27,499
4,842 120,258
5,477 12,331 70,691 51,957
1,831
121,625 3,458
306,243 18,839 21,225
45,658 8,208
45,053 6,233
11,655
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
TABLE 1.122 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY RACE, SEX, AND COUNTY, 2000 (number)
White
14,776 15,554 16,126 238,521 13,219
5,298 36,315 71,235
6,212 2,896
31,776 13,730 13,909
6,474 19,398
76,541 73,668 93,531 18,153 392,598
21,963 2,316
47,746 39,557 15,285
7,628 427,883
31,910 112,470
2,162
23,885 18,584 18,188
9,633 97,116
78,170 7,148
37,016 8,107
10,300
Race
Black
96 57 11,270 361,111 5,637
5,709 57,762 17,065
5,947 260
4,876 6,328 7,267 3,461
24
10,465 12,050
684 1,792 363,656
63 212 17,874 1,527 7,133
6,403 78,224
1,610 10,126
7,835
1,388 4,614 4,452 1,192 17,523
27,422 2,570 3,234 3,115 1,920
Other races
Hispanic origin
(any race)
115 153 209 14,121
88
105 711 1,327
96 37
390 140 112
61 204
1,139 1,032
911 159 11,853
325 19
736 446 192
80 12,673
489 1,895
38
212 207 144
80 1,346
1,829 50
419 90 70
137 254 905 52,542 248
537 1,292 2,640
152 739
531 489 745 625 130
2,582 4,983 5,477
187 48,056
1,815 12
2,019 3,268 1,222
420 64,137
2,750 27,242
54
143 260 196 116 2,692
3,363 202
1,249 236 651
Sex
Male
Female
7,421 8,034 13,453 322,780 9,822
6,025 44,800 45,262
5,752 2,017
18,646 9,839
10,509 5,102 9,566
44,658 43,823 49,850
9,834 401,726
11,902 1,228
32,322 21,942 11,245
6,900 296,749
18,432 70,884
5,380
12,531 11,701 11,326
5,408 58,868
54,507 4,880
20,831 5,602 6,228
7,733 7,965 14,787 343,085 9,349
5,500 51,265 46,912
6,602 1,737
18,889 10,672 11,328
5,393 10,232
46,605 46,742 48,557 10,451 414,280
11,554 1,328
35,246 22,162 12,414
7,506 291,699
17,470 68,393
4,696
13,159 11,994 11,671
5,604 60,473
56,258 5,051
20,758 5,824 6,456
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
County
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
TABLE 1.122 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY RACE, SEX, AND COUNTY, 2000 (number)
White
7,267 4,827 5,345 17,735 10,785
5,185 28,469 20,361 28,737
5,364
7,049 57,112 19,760 12,905
6,654
5,260 22,903
4,347 12,644
4,485
11,864 15,309
5,766 10,772 34,789
93,936 46,666 23,492
9,892 73,992
12,135 22,111 13,588 11,448 30,700
6,041 12,689
1,354 14,280
3,034
Race
Black
9,717 3,472 3,164 5,506 4,836
1,856 15,494
3,838 26,396
2,869
2,499 31,309
307 7,966 3,993
8,371 2,176 2,434 9,512 1,845
11,455 6,077 2,253 4,410 226
81,488 13,771
1,683 2,496 5,685
10,738 293
1,706 2,025 5,085
3,287 5,625 1,218
119 4,633
Other races
Hispanic origin
(any race)
89 60 23 169 142
87 270 168 2,075
47
193 1,217
322 162
94
106 256 101 160
21
168 161
51 138 323
3,484 607 229 107 947
199 193 114
78 361
79 173
14 130
34
259 287
78 169 172
126 529 300 5,022
81
870 2,447
728 284
99
364 507 413 191
44
491 281 271 248 2,006
8,372 1,157
833 174 1,398
998 467 357 167 2,921
270 407
13 683
92
Sex
Male
Female
8,127 4,109 4,218 11,541 7,619
3,669 21,572 12,506 32,446
4,064
5,206 45,811 10,309 10,020
5,369
6,984 12,642
3,518 10,763
3,008
12,170 10,845
4,237 7,487 18,242
90,617 30,154 12,924
6,137 40,873
11,444 11,245
7,693 6,850 18,983
4,081 9,264 1,223 7,427 3,601
9,139 4,466 4,342 12,098 8,293
3,572 23,302 12,251 29,164
4,284
5,098 46,304 10,707 11,211
5,478
7,090 13,088
3,626 11,771
3,375
11,762 10,912
4,033 7,970 18,264
95,674 31,847 13,301
6,498 40,805
12,224 11,738
7,943 6,838 19,144
5,507 9,548 1,375 7,623 4,190
(continued)
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.122 (Continued)
POPULATION OF GEORGIA BY RACE, SEX, AND COUNTY, 2000 (number)
County
White
Race Black
Other races
Hispanic origin
(any race)
Sex
Male
Female
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Georgia
91,006 53,100
2,477 8,234 5,785
38,846 21,808
1,949 16,010
2,391
793 13,496
4,883 7,042 4,163
25,207 25,084 18,029
9,207 4,501
38,676 5,357 5,812
16,932 19,477
57,652 50,387 24,714
2,500 9,683
20,382 1,207 3,989
18,979 67,602
5,370 5,891 5,924 15,090
5,327,281
99,391 12,771
1,178 6,963 3,247
18,141 3,053 3,232
16,276 4,002
1,253 7,010 3,752 4,534 6,658
16,607 10,760
6,296 12
2,269
18,734 3,895 4,623 100 7,712
2,310 8,749 9,939 3,768 11,265
5,398 1,124 2,050
432 3,214
3,106 4,601 4,160 6,495
2,349,542
3,553 886 43 76 42
516 241
43 195
54
15 205
72 55 76
365 337 172
38 40
461 34 92
128 145
510 575 233
29 90
253 19 49
214 1,591
37 91 67 121
114,188
5,545 4,182
89 147 347
947 250
79 891
82
19 1,883
163 215 136
734 2,944 2,310
67 79
1,004 244 112 153 327
565 1,163
688 51
134
1,013 66
219 311 18,419
139 212 101 240
435,227
96,375 34,845
1,803 7,343 4,464
28,182 12,214
2,510 15,555
3,032
1,002 12,858
4,304 6,203 5,144
20,117 18,664 12,443
4,411 3,404
28,010 4,570 5,070 8,497
13,105
29,641 29,556 17,530
2,937 9,508
13,816 1,201 3,470 9,880
42,034
4,742 5,106 4,859 10,527
4,027,113
103,400 35,266 1,963 8,031 4,905
30,235 13,221
2,742 17,645
3,466
1,075 9,447 4,511 5,591 5,826
22,620 19,743 13,624
4,908 3,450
30,769 4,934 5,520 8,792
14,492
31,412 31,131 17,953
3,399 11,668
12,749 1,189 2,709
10,064 41,491
3,835 5,581 5,361 11,440
4,159,340
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Population for Counties by Age, Race, Sex, and Hispanic Origin, Census 2000 CD-ROM.
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.125
POPULATION OF GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, BY RACE AND HISPANIC ORIGIN, 2000 (thousands)
Race
Georgia
United States
All persons White Black American Indian and Alaska Native Asian or Pacific Islander Asian Chinese Filipino Japanese Asian Indian Korean Vietnamese All other Asians Pacific Islander Hawaiian Samoan Guamanian All other Pacific Islanders Other race
Hispanic origin (of any race) Mexican Puerto Rican Cuban 12,536 Other Hispanic
8,186,453 5,327,281 2,349,542
21,737 177,416 173,170
27,466 11,036
7,242 46,132 28,745 29,016 23,553
4,246 866 819
1,566 995
196,289 435,227 275,288
35,532 1,241,685
111,871
281,421,906 211,460,626
34,658,190 2,475,956
10,641,833 10,242,998
2,432,585 1,850,314
796,700 1,678,765 1,076,872 1,122,528 1,285,234
398,835 140,652
91,029 58,240 108,914 15,359,073 35,305,818 20,640,711 3,406,178
10,017,244
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 2000 Census of Population and Housing.
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.501
COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE, GEORGIA, REGIONS, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-1999 (number; percent)
State, Region
Natural increasea
Net international
migration
Net domestic migration
Net change,
1990-1999
Number
Percent
United States Georgia
Northeast New England Middle Atlantic
Midwest East North Central West North Central
South South Atlantic East South Central West South Central
West Mountain Pacific
15,885,829 527,844
2,280,312 573,757
1,706,555
3,140,246 2,307,505
832,741
5,271,655 2,305,233
702,985 2,263,437
5,193,616 1,322,737 3,870,879
7,478,078 105,839
1,853,808 253,411
1,600,397
758,946 590,705 168,241
1,990,312 1,142,930
67,212 780,170
2,875,012 318,515
2,556,497
0 665,418
-3,024,628 -506,239
-2,518,389
-640,630 -752,770 112,140
3,597,871 2,403,156
610,896 583,819
67,387 1,708,982 -1,641,595
23,899,888
9.6
1,310,091
20.2
1,001,649
2.0
288,990
2.2
712,659
1.9
3,572,964
6.0
2,433,032
5.8
1,139,932
6.5
11,012,662
12.9
5,988,548
13.7
1,402,882
9.2
3,621,232
13.6
8,312,613
15.7
3,468,685
25.4
4,843,928
12.4
a Births minus deaths.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Population Estimates Program, Population Division, State Population Estimates and Demographic Components of Population Change: April 1, 1990 to July 1, 1999 (December 1999).
POPULATION
1.000
TABLE 1.901
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDSa IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1980, 1990, AND 2000
(thousands, percent, persons and numbers)
Households (thousands)
1980 1990 2000
Georgia United States
1,872 2,366 3,006 80,390 91,946 105,480
Percent change 1980-1990 1990-2000
26.4
27.0
14.4
14.7
Persons per household
1980
1990
2000
2.84
2.66
2.65
2.75
2.63
2.59
Households (number) by age of householder (2000)
Age
Georgia
United States
Age
Georgia
United States
15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64
176,742 608,155 721,637 611,282 393,287
5,533,613 18,297,815 23,968,233 21,292,629 14,247,057
65+ 65-74 75-84 85+
495,266 276,754 171,392
47,120
22,140,754 11,507,562
8,205,480 2,427,712
a The household population is the resident population minus the group quarters population.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, United States Census 2000, General Demographic Characteristics (DP-1); General Housing Characteristics (QT-H1); United States and Georgia.
2. VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Live B~rthsand Rates per 1.000 Populationin Georgia, By Race, 1980-1999............................... 29
Live Births and Rates By Race per 1,000 Population in Georgia and the UnitedStates.
1990-2000 ............................................................................................................................................. 30
Components of Populat~onChange for Georgiaand Its Counties, 2000-2001............................. ... 31
Live Birfhs to Unwed Mothers and Rates per 1,000 Live Births In Georgia,
By Race, Selected Years, 1980-1999.....
................ .... ............................... 35
. Immature Bmhs and Rates per 1,000 Live Births in Georgia, By Race.
Selected Years, 1980-1999
.. ...................................
35
Live Births and Age-SpeclflcRates per 1.000 Females in Georgla, By Age and
Race of Mother, 1999......................................................... .................................. .............. . . 36
Live Births to Unwed Mothers and Age-Specific Rates per 1,000 Live Blrths in
Georgia, By Race of Mother. 1999
.. . ..............
37
Components of PopulationChange. Georgla and Georg~aMSAs, 2000-2001............................... 38
Deaths and Rates per 1,000 Population bn Georgia, By Race, Selected Years,
1980-1999
....................... . 39
Deaths and Mortality Rates per 1.000 Populat~onin Georgia and the
Untted States. Selected Years, 1980-2000
....................... ......................... ..................... 40
Infant Deaths and Rates per 1,000 Live Births in Georg~aB, y Race, Selected Years,
1980-1999 ................................................................................................................... . . .......... 41
Maternal Deaths and Ratios per 10.000 Live Births in Georgia, By Race,
Selected Years. 1980-1999 .................................. ...................
...... 42
SpontaneousAbortions and InducedTerminations in Georgia,
Selected Years, 1980-1999
43
Deaths and Age-SpecificRates for Georgia. By Race, 1998-1999
44
Deaths and Rates per 100,000 Population in Georgla, By Selected Cause and
Race.1999
45
Marriages and Rates per 1,000 Populatton in Georgia, By Race, 1980-199
47
Marriagesand Rates per 1,000 Populationin Gewgia andthe UmM States,
Selected Years, 1980-1999 ........................................................
47
(continued)
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)
Marriages In Georgia. By County of Application, 1999...............................
...........
Divorces and Annulments and Rates per 1,004 Population in Georgia and the
UnitedStates. SelectedYears, 1980-1999............................................................................................
Physiciansand Nunes, Number and Rates in Georgiaand the UnitedStates,
Selected Years,1990-1998..................................................................................................................
Community Hospta Facilittesan0 Patents, wltn PercentageCnange. #nGeorgiaand the Un,tea States, 1997 ana 2000
Community Hospitals' Revenues and Expenses, with Percentage Changes.
Georgia and the UnitedStates. 1997 and 2000....................................................................................
Feded Food Stamp Program, Participationand Cost in Georgia and the
United States. 1990-1999........................................................................................................................
Schod LunchProgramParticipationand Cost in Georgiaand the
United States. 1990-2001..........................................................................................................................
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.101
LIVE BIRTHS AND RATES PER 1,000 POPULATION IN GEORGIA, BY RACE, 1980-1999
Year
Totala
Number White
Black
Totala
Rate White
Black
1980 1981b 1982 1983 1984
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
92,190 89,795 90,349 90,068 92,258
96,292 98,175 102,486 105,847 110,216
112,607 110,271 110,959 110,489 110,984
112,246 113,986 118,169 122,366 126,494
58,076 56,745 57,468 57,862 59,644
62,453 63,474 66,201 67,186 69,302
70,517 68,242 68,631 68,569 69,548
71,189 72,727 75,538 78,167 80,938
33,284 32,183 31,963 31,258 31,651
32,769 33,547 34,903 37,166 39,370
40,479 40,248 40,309 39,790 39,003
38,141 38,276 39,724 41,274 42,084
16.9
14.6
22.4
16.4
14.4
21.2
16.0
14.1
20.1
15.6
14.0
19.1
15.7
14.2
19.0
16.2
14.7
19.3
16.0
14.2
20.2
16.4
14.5
20.7
16.7
14.5
21.8
17.1
14.7
22.7
17.4
15.3
23.2
16.7
14.6
20.9
16.5
14.4
20.5
16.1
14.2
19.8
15.9
14.2
19.0
15.8
14.3
18.2
15.8
14.3
17.9
15.8
14.5
18.7
16.0
14.8
18.9
16.2
15.1
18.8
a Totals include other races and persons of unknown race. b 1981 rates based on 1980 population estimates by U.S. Census Bureau.
Source:
Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Physical Health, Vital Statistics Data Book, 1980-1981; unpublished data, 1982; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1983-1987; Georgia Births, Vital Statistics Report, 1988, 1989; Georgia Natality, Vital Statistics Report, 1990; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, Natality, Mortality, Population, 1991-1994; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1995; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, Natality and Mortality Data by Race, 1996-1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.102
LIVE BIRTHS AND BIRTH RATES BY RACEa PER 1,000 POPULATION IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-2000 (number by place of residence; percent)
Year
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Totalb
112,666 110,288 111,116 110,622 111,011
112,282 113,986 118,169 122,366 126,494
NA
Georgia
White
70,571 68,280 68,819 68,759 69,641
71,811 72,727 75,538 78,167 80,938
NA
Number
Black
40,505 40,260 40,382 39,873 39,070
38,462 38,276 39,724 41,274 42,084
NA
Totalb
United States White
Black
4,158,212 4,110,907 4,065,014 4,000,240 3,952,767
3,899,589 3,891,494 3,880,894 3,941,553 3,959,417 4,058,814
3,290,273 3,241,273 3,201,678 3,149,833 3,121,004
3,098,885 3,093,057 3,072,640 3,118,727 3,132,501 3,194,005
684,336 682,602 673,633 658,875 636,391
603,139 594,781 599,913 609,902 605,970 622,598
Year
Georgia Total b
Birth Rates (per 1,000 population)
United States
Totalb
White
Black
1990
17.4
1991
16.6
1992
16.4
1993
16.0
1994
15.7
1995
15.6
1996
15.8
1997
15.8
1998
16.0
1999
16.2
2000
NA
16.7
15.8
22.4
16.3
15.4
21.9
15.9
15.0
21.3
15.5
14.7
20.5
15.2
14.4
19.5
14.8
14.2
18.2
14.7
14.1
17.8
14.5
13.9
17.7
14.6
14.0
17.7
14.5
13.9
17.4
14.7
14.1
17.6
Note: Excludes births to nonresidents of the United States. Data from 1987 and later years are based on 100 percent of births certified in all states and the District of Columbia.
NA Not available.
a As determined by race of mother.
b Category includes races other than white and black.
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Monthly Vital Statistics Report, Advance Report of Final Natality Statistics, 1990-1994; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, Report of Final Natality Statistics, 1995; Monthly Vital Statistics Report, vol. 46, no. 1, September 1997; Georgia Department of Human Recources, Division of Public Health, Georgia Vital Statisics Report, 1996-1998; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Vital Statistics Report, vol. 47, no. 18, April 29,1999 (1996-1997), vol. 47, no. 25, October 5, 1999 (1998).
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TABLE 2.104
COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE FOR GEORGIA AND ITS COUNTIES, 2000-2001 (number)
Area
Georgia
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Births 4/00 - 7/01
Deaths 4/00 - 7/01
Natural increase 4/00 - 7/01
168,353
344 225 174
61 712
211 1,010 1,708
431 336
3,505 217 136 260 527
894 560 387 138 845
207 1,632
789 173 5,016
79,804
217 88
158 43
521
130 380 772 323 225
2,332 163 129 220 166
471 284 191
99 235
146 916 512 117 2,919
88,549
127 137
16 18 191
81 630 936 108 111
1,173 54 7 40
361
423 276 196
39 610
61 716 277
56 2,097
320 423 2,744 1,709
99
5,590 132
12,296 880 875
1,489 322
1,765 206 527
40 314 990 807
68
1,547 86
3,952 399 557
621 237 789 110 334
280 109 1,754 902
31
4,043 46
8,344 481 318
868 85
976 96
193
Net international
migration 4/00 - 7/01
Net domestic
migration 4/00 - 7/01
Net population
growtha 4/00 - 7/01
28,376
29 54 10
2 39
29 82 85 39 10
114 14 2 7 13
60 5 4 2
43
33 104
18 0
451
78,036
-98 -232 -135
7 -113
310 2,043 2,920 -394 -269
-1,612 7
236 -94 749
463 70
887 -53 -213
-165 3,781 1,592
55 -2,459
197,462
53 -38 -110 28 106
425 2,802 4,007 -242 -144
-338 69
248 -53 1,135
935 348 1,107 -13 397
-69 4,688 1,915
111 16
14 24 460 441
0
1,078 4
3,441 108 172
122 20
174 0
22
19 303 7,839 -1,024
4
252 431 10,267 311
33
5,075 -96
12,063 -176 -327
10,262 -45
24,016 402 148
2,116 -14
4,102 -36 -70
3,139 84
5,356 64
137
(continued)
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TABLE 2.104 (Continued)
COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE FOR GEORGIA AND ITS COUNTIES, 2000-2001 (number)
Area
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Births 4/00 - 7/01
Deaths 4/00 - 7/01
Natural increase 4/00 - 7/01
229 302 603 15,141 296
282 2,386 1,817
263 15
653 335 433 228 285
1,164 1,667 2,124
320 18,686
162 108 355 4,935 294
125 1,184
722 184
20
265 330 302 150 296
671 1,250
621 270 7,970
67 194 248 10,206
2
157 1,202 1,095
79 -5
388 5
131 78 -11
493 417 1,503
50 10,716
431 38
1,207 847 430
304 11,886
635 3,033
193
437 370 328 197 2,392
2,029 157 796 195 314
246 43
941 462 357
180 2,759
426 1,201
149
359 261 338 128 857
911 143 452 171 164
185 -5
266 385
73
124 9,127
209 1,832
44
78 109 -10
69 1,535
1,118 14
344 24
150
Net international
migration 4/00 - 7/01
Net domestic
migration 4/00 - 7/01
Net population
growtha 4/00 - 7/01
2 10 27 5,544 11
35 74 166
7 41
6 20 69 23
4
138 204 278
14 4,312
283 946 -338 -16,714 -33
-64 -1,619 2,529
-157 -68
1,648 119 -172 142 848
3,564 33
9,809 428
-14,522
354 1,177
-65 -732
-28
126 -342 3,832
-72 -28
2,081 137 22 243 863
4,279 618
11,889 498 632
95 1
114 167
60
12 4,260
145 1,421
1
23 7 6 2
122
112 13 78 11 24
600
893
30
27
295
649
893
1,451
-69
55
366 19,254
885 3,096
-53
508 33,080
1,251 6,387
-11
461 726 102 145 11,241
565 853
90 217 13,240
1,426 70
1,953 433 -93
2,626 97
2,421 478 78
(continued)
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TABLE 2.104 (Continued)
COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE FOR GEORGIA AND ITS COUNTIES, 2000-2001 (number)
Area
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Births 4/00 - 7/01
Deaths 4/00 - 7/01
Natural increase 4/00 - 7/01
394 185 177 374 248
122 876 417 2,139 106
227 2,072
306 461 206
307 425 160 419 111
529 383 160 273 567
259
135
114
71
139
38
269
105
200
48
77
45
599
277
130
287
299
1,840
121
-15
68
159
911
1,161
181
125
315
146
149
57
218
89
291
134
89
71
319
100
106
5
273
256
268
115
89
71
206
67
323
244
4,315 1,333
371 171 1,735
507 362 311 229 783
177 343
39 196 190
2,244 610 215 127 478
314 228 220 141 567
158 212
38 199 164
2,071 723 156 44
1,257
193 134
91 88 216
19 131
1 -3 26
Net international
migration 4/00 - 7/01
Net domestic
migration 4/00 - 7/01
Net population
growtha 4/00 - 7/01
3
-317
-176
4
-8
62
0
-16
18
3
454
564
17
279
348
5
-153
-101
22
221
504
6
484
782
74
-3,405
-1,503
3
89
76
25
65
244
71
-1,084
135
35
669
839
4
-85
55
1
178
238
20
-45
59
9
342
484
21
-32
60
11
-14
91
2
-7
-2
20
-149
121
13
269
396
9
14
91
7
609
696
57
926
1,241
271
-4,465
-2,157
47
5,130
6,046
44
625
834
3
279
334
45
6,565
8,056
93
246
528
14
1,600
1,793
11
-38
62
2
466
565
150
359
716
3
-8
10
27
122
282
0
12
12
45
223
268
1
-174
-147
(continued)
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TABLE 2.104 (Continued)
COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE FOR GEORGIA AND ITS COUNTIES, 2000-2001 (number)
Area
Births 4/00 - 7/01
Deaths 4/00 - 7/01
Natural increase 4/00 - 7/01
Net international
migration 4/00 - 7/01
Net domestic
migration 4/00 - 7/01
Net population
growtha 4/00 - 7/01
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
4,504 1,172
79 279 227
1,241 444 83 791 130
35 425 172 214 258
958 837 540 105 121
2,511 620 53 234 126
795 386 103 478
97
35 288 130 218 180
642 393 401 145 102
1,993 552 26 45 101
446 58 -20
313 33
0 137
42 -4 78
316 444 139 -40
19
145
-3,492
-1,409
354
785
1,687
11
117
155
9
-252
-197
4
-105
-4
67
160
649
8
158
216
0
-88
-107
34
-226
119
0
170
205
1
-45
-43
64
-112
80
4
-19
21
12
-108
-102
3
-105
-27
33
-56
275
104
-315
227
64
-157
48
6
348
322
4
-92
-67
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
1,274 211 201 198 482
1,008 1,232
659 117 353
440 34
105 315 2,112
176 175 223 394
842
432
172
39
136
65
278
-80
477
5
851
157
537
695
550
109
132
-15
294
59
328
112
41
-7
83
22
259
56
854
1,258
138
38
189
-14
133
90
275
119
57 14
1 5 23
22 22 37
5 12
17 3
10 10 1,005
0 7 6 7
232 66 -64
675 96
661 3,710
-78 -51 -201
257 -86 -25 1,143 -519
92 13 -11 -150
699 117
-1 613 114
831 4,537
57 -62 -134
380 -89
4 1,238 1,723
132 1
80 -29
a Does not include movement of federal citizens and residual population change.
Source: Population Estimates Program, Population Division, U.S. Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC, (CO-EST-2001-02) Georgia Components of Population Change: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2001 (Cumulative).
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TABLE 2.105
LIVE BIRTHS TO UNWED MOTHERS AND RATES PER 1,000 LIVE BIRTHS IN GEORGIA, BY RACE, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999
Year
Totala
Number White
Black
Totala
Rate White
Black
1980 1985 1990
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
21,344 24,791 37,013
39,459 39,464 39,916 41,864 44,248 46,267
3,955 5,874 10,558
12,598 13,181 13,891 14,797 16,199 17,690
17,349 18,839 26,299
26,491 25,823 25,566 26,708 27,678 28,045
231.5 257.5 328.7
355.5 351.6 350.2 354.3 361.6 365.8
68.1 94.1 149.7
181.1 185.2 191.0 195.9 207.2 218.6
521.2 574.9 649.7
679.2 677.0 667.9 672.3 670.6 666.4
a Totals include other races and persons of unknown race.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics Data Book, 1980; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1985; Georgia Natality, Vital Statistics Report, 1990; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 19941996; Vital Statistics, 1997-1999.
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TABLE 2.106
IMMATURE BIRTHS AND RATES PER 1,000 LIVE BIRTHS IN GEORGIA, BY RACE, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999
Year
Totala
Number White
Black
Totala
Rate White
Black
1980 1985 1990
1994 1991 1996 1997 1998 1999
8,001 7,773 9,765
9,574 9,836 9,736 10,400 10,493 11,070
3,747 3,834 4,354
4,405 4,631 4,659 4,970 5,036 5,443
4,203 3,868 5,289
5,013 5,002 4,880 5,169 5,257 5,373
86.8
64.5
126.3
80.7
61.4
118.0
86.7
61.7
130.7
86.3
63.3
128.5
87.6
65.1
131.1
85.4
64.1
127.5
88.0
65.8
130.1
85.8
64.4
127.4
87.5
67.2
127.7
Note: An immature birth is a live birth with a weight of 5 1/2 pounds (2,499 grams) or less. a Totals include other races and persons of unknown race.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics Data Book, 1980; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1985; Georgia Natality, Vital Statistics Report, 1990; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 19941996; Vital Statistics, 1997-1999.
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TABLE 2.107
LIVE BIRTHS AND AGE-SPECIFIC RATES PER 1,000 FEMALESa IN GEORGIA, BY AGE AND RACE OF MOTHER, 1999
Totalb
Number White
Black
Totalb
Rate White
Female population 15-44
Live births (total)
Age of mother 10-14 15-17 18-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-50
1,842,219
126,494
419 6,227 11,745 34,136 34,266 25,791 11,858 1,967
85
1,199,080
80,938
126 3,078 6,430 19,949 23,184 18,434 8,339 1,341
57
594,167
42,084
290 3,085 5,190 13,595 9,897 6,373 3,091
544 19
--
16.2
1.5 38.0 103.6 127.4 116.6 80.5 33.6
6.0 0.2
--
15.1
0.7 30.1 92.7 118.3 121.9 88.4 35.4
6.0 0.1
a Rate per 1,000 females within each age group. b Totals include other races and persons of unknown race.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics Report, 1999.
Black
--
18.8
3.0 54.0 125.5 147.4 104.5 62.1 28.5
5.6 0.1
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TABLE 2.108
LIVE BIRTHS TO UNWED MOTHERS AND AGE-SPECIFIC RATESa IN GEORGIA, BY RACE OF MOTHER, 1999
Totalb
Number White
Black
Totalb
Rate White
Black
Female population
15-44
1,842,219
1,199,080
594,167
--
Births to unwed
mothers (total)
46,267
17,690
28,045
36.6
Age of mother 10-14 15-17 18-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-50
403 5,313 8,548 17,662 8,468 3,769 1,746
337 21
110
290
96.2
2,204
3,056
85.3
3,585
4,882
72.8
6,479
11,015
51.7
3,068
5,263
24.7
1,420
23,286
14.6
688
1,039
14.7
127
204
17.1
9
10
24.7
--
--
21.9
66.6
87.3
100.0
71.6
99.1
55.8
94.1
32.5
81.0
13.2
53.2
7.7
35.9
8.3
33.6
9.5
37.5
15.8
52.6
a Rates per 1,000 females within each age group.
b Totals include other races and persons of unknown race. Live births to unwed mothers include live births to unmarried females and to women who did not state martial status on the birth certificate.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1999.
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TABLE 2.202
COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE, GEORGIA AND GEORGIA MSAsa,b, 2000-2001
(number)
MSA
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken GA-SCb Chattanooga, TN-GAb Columbus, GA-ALb Macon Savannah
Georgia
Births
17,738 16,537 513,815 44,384 15,120 34,851 44,222 41,952
1,053,424
Deaths
8,655 8,192 202,481 22,778 10,290 17,910 25,310 22,360
525,580
Natural increase
9,083 8,345 311,334 21,606 4,830 16,941 18,912 19,592
527,844
MSA
International migration
Domestic migration
Net population
growthc
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta, GA-SCb Chattanooga, TN-GAb Columbus, GA-ALb Macon Savannah
Georgia
335 1,786 82,580 1,703
230 1,225 1,408 2,092
105,839
-4,894 4,080 506,751 3,414 11,708 -17,089 9,463 7,729
665,418
4,850 14,110 897,597 29,567 16,450
7,344 30,507 30,527
1,310,091
a Compiled from county data by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
b Totals include Georgia portions of MSAs. c Does not include movement of federal citizens and residual population change.
Source: Population Estimates Program, Population Division, U.S. Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC, (CO-EST-200102) Georgia Components of Population Change: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2001 (Cumulative).
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TABLE 2.301
DEATHS AND RATES PER 1,000 POPULATION IN GEORGIA, BY RACE, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999
Year
Totala
Number White
Black
Totala
Rate (percent) White
Black
1980 1985 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
44,238 48,574 51,809
52,787 52,823 56,038 56,514
58,434 58,762 59,268 60,262 61,634
31,164 34,999 37,050
37,570 37,752 40,009 40,562
41,712 42,204 42,863 43,752 44,759
13,011 13,497 14,593
15,043 14,879 15,828 15,699
16,489 16,295 16,271 16,369 16,732
8.1
7.8
8.8
8.2
8.2
7.9
8.0
8.1
8.4
8.0
8.0
7.8
7.9
7.9
7.6
8.2
8.3
7.9
8.1
8.3
7.7
8.2
8.4
7.9
8.2
8.3
7.6
7.9
8.2
7.7
7.9
8.3
7.5
7.9
8.3
7.5
a Totals include other races and persons of unknown races.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics Data Book, 1980; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1985; Georgia Mortality, Vital Statistics Report, 1990; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, Natality, Mortality, Population,1991-1994; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1995-1996; Vital Statistics, 1997-1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
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TABLE 2.302
DEATHS AND MORTALITY RATES PER 1,000 POPULATION IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-2000 (by place of residence)
Year
Georgia
Deaths (number)
United States
Mortality rates
(per 1,000 population)
Georgia
United States
1980 1985 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994a
1995 1996p 1997 1998p 1999 2000p
44,262 48,657 53,337
52,802 53,288 56,099 56,571
58,387 58,849 59,351 60,485 62,028 63,980
1,989,841
8.1
8.8
2,086,440
8.1
8.7
2,162,000
8.2
8.6
2,169,518
8.0
8.6
2,175,613
7.9
8.5
2,268,553
8.1
8.8
2,278,994
8.0
8.8
2,312,132
8.1
8.8
2,322,265
8.0
8.8
2,314,245
7.9
8.6
2,338,070
7.9
8.6
2,391,399
7.9
8.7
2,404,598
8.0
8.7
Note: Deaths exclude fetal deaths, deaths among armed forces overseas, and deaths of U.S. nonresidents.
a Data revised on basis of advance report of final statistics.
p Provisional.
Source:
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, National Center for Health Statistics, Monthly Vital Statistics Report, Advance Report Final Mortality Statistics, 1980-1985; Annual Summary of Births, Marriages, Divorces and Deaths: United States, 1990-1993; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics Report, vol. 47, no. 9, November 10, 1998 (1996), vol. 47, no. 25, October 5, 1999 (1997-1998), vol. 49, no. 12, October 9, 2001.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.305
INFANT DEATHS AND RATES PER 1,000 LIVE BIRTHS IN GEORGIA, BY RACE, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999
Year
1980 1985 1990
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
Totala
1,348 1,222 1,391
1,058 1,060 1,021 1,035 1,036
Number
White
633 586 633
467 462 467 473 434
Infant deaths
Black
710 632 744
580 573 546 557 588
Totala
14.6 12.7 12.4
9.4 9.3 8.6 8.5 8.2
Rate
White
10.9 9.4 9.0
6.6 6.4 6.2 6.1 5.4
Black
21.3 19.3 18.4
15.2 14.9 13.7 13.5 14.0
Year
1980 1985 1990
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
Totala
895 827 918
698 710 705 708 707
Number
White
445 403 419
301 290 318 314 286
Neonatal deathsb
Black
Totala
447
9.7
422
8.6
489
8.2
391
6.2
407
6.2
383
6.0
392
5.8
411
5.6
Rate
White
7.7 6.5 5.9
4.2 4.0 4.2 4.0 3.5
Black
21.3 12.9 12.1
10.3 10.6
9.6 9.5 9.8
Year
Totala
Number White
Postneonatal deathsc
Black
Totala
Rate White
Black
1980 1985 1990
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
453
188
263
359
183
210
473
214
255
360
166
189
350
172
166
316
149
163
327
159
165
329
148
177
5.0
3.3
8.0
4.1
2.9
6.4
4.2
3.0
6.3
3.2
2.3
5.0
3.1
2.4
4.3
2.7
2.0
4.1
2.7
2.0
4.0
2.6
1.8
4.2
Note: An infant death is a death occurring during the first year of life. a Totals include other races and persons of unknown race. b A death occurring to an infant less than 28 days old. c A death occurring to an infant aged 28 days or more, but less than one year of age.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics Data Book, 1980; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1985, Georgia Mortality, Vital Statistics Report,1990; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, Natality, Mortality, Population, 1994; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1995-1996; Vital Statistics , 1997-1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.307
MATERNAL DEATHS AND RATES PER 10,000 LIVE BIRTHS IN GEORGIA, BY RACE, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999
Year
Totala
Number White
Black
Totala
Rate White
Black
1980 1985 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
11
2
9
12
2
10
21
4
16
12
5
7
9
2
7
9
5
4
15
5
10
12
5
9
15
6
9
13
8
5
9
4
5
26
11
15
1.2
0.3
2.7
1.2
0.3
3.1
1.9
0.6
4.0
1.1
0.7
1.7
0.8
0.3
1.7
0.3
0.2
0.4
0.4
0.2
0.9
1.1
0.4
0.8
1.3
0.5
0.8
1.1
0.7
0.4
0.7
0.3
0.4
2.1
0.9
1.2
Note: A maternal death is one resulting from complications of pregnancy, child birth, or puerperium. a Totals include other races and persons of unknown race.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics Data Book, 1980; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1985; Georgia Mortality, Vital Statistics Report, 1990; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, Natality, Mortality, Population,1990-1994; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1995-1996; Vital Statistics, 1997-1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.308
SPONTANEOUS ABORTIONS AND INDUCED TERMINATIONS IN GEORGIA, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999
Year
1980 1985 1990
1995 1996 1997b 1998b 1999 b
Total
6,241 6,499 10,032
9,310 9,182 1,092 1,108 1,120
Number
White
3,857 4,054 5,851
5,344 5,350
475 481 491
Spontaneous abortions
Black
2,297 2,374 3,835
3,551 3,454
603 617 610
Total
6.8 4.5 6.3
5.5 5.4 9.2 9.0 8.8
Ratea
White
6.6 4.0 5.3
4.7 4.7 6.3 6.1 6.0
Black
6.9 5.4 8.1
6.5 6.2 15.1 14.9 14.4
Rate per 1,000
live births
67.7 67.5 89.1
82.9 80.6
9.2 9.1 8.9
Year
1980 1985 1990
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
Total
30,182 32,853 36,980
32,369 32,417 32,158 29,238 29,942
Number
White
18,517 18,837 19,173
14,325 13,882 13,306 12,404 12,380
Induced terminations
Black
11,127 12,929 16,307
16,561 16,752 17,924 15,925 16,534
Total
23.5 22.7 23.4
19.1 19.0 18.0 16.1 16.3
Rate
White
23.0 18.7 17.3
12.5 12.1 11.3 10.4 10.3
Black
23.8 29.2 34.5
30.2 30.1 31.5 27.3 27.8
Rate per 1,000
live births
327.4 341.2 328.4
288.4 284.4 272.1 238.9 236.7
Number, by age of recipient
Age
Totala
White
Black
Rate per 1,000 women in age group
Totala
White
Black
10-14 15-17 18-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 Over 44
242 1897 3237 9457 7677 4378 2343
679 32
69 859 1381 3816 2943 1842 1076 374
20
170 1005 1790 5398 4444 2331 1129
260 7
0.9
0.4
1.7
11.6
8.4
17.6
28.6
19.9
43.3
35.3
22.6
58.5
26.1
15.5
46.9
13.7
8.8
22.7
6.6
4.6
10.4
2.1
1.7
2.7
0.1
0.0
0.0
a Rates per 1,000 of female population 15-44 years of age. b Numbers represent spontaneous abortions greater than or equal to 20 weeks of gestation.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics Data Book, 1980; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1985; Georgia Mortality, Vital Statistics Report, 1990; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, Natality, Mortality, Population,1994; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1995-1996; Vital Statistics, 1997-1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.312
DEATHS AND AGE-SPECIFIC RATES FOR GEORGIA, BY RACE, 1998-1999
Age group
Totalb
Number White
Black
Totalb
Ratea White
All Ages
Under 1b 1 - 4 5 -9 10 -14 15 -19 20 -44 45 -64 Over 65
60,262
1,035 184 122 137 425
5,155 12,245 40,955
43,752
473 98 55 80
273 2,846 7,987 31,938
16,369
557 84 66 57
149 2,294 4,216 8,944
1998
7.9
8.5 40.7 21.4 25.0 75.5 169.0 771.1 5,355.7
8.3
6.1 33.6 15.4 23.1 77.2 137.3 665.5 4,176.6
All Ages
Under 1b 1 - 4 5 -9 10 -14 15 -19 20 -44 45 -64 Over 65
61,634
1,036 161 126 153 460
4,989 12,633 42,076
44,759
434 91 60 84
279 2,756 8,254 32,801
16,732
588 68 66 68
178 2,212 4,344 9,208
1999
7.9
8.2 34.9 21.8 27.2 80.6 161.8 764.0 5,525.7
8.3
5.4 30.5 16.7 23.9 77.9 132.3 664.6 5,440.5
a Rates for all ages per 100,000 population in age group unless otherwise noted. b Rates are per 1,000 live births. b Totals include other races and persons of unknown race.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics, 1998-1999.
Black
7.5
13.5 56.2 32.7 30.1 76.1 254.7 1,179.3 1,169.6
7.5
14.0 45.3 32.5 34.5 89.8 240.5 1,148.4 6,114.0
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.317
DEATHS AND RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION IN GEORGIA, BY SELECTED CAUSE AND RACE, 1999
Cause of death
Totala
Number White
Total deaths
Cause of Death Infectious and parasitic diseases
Septicemia HIV infection
Neoplasms Malignant neoplasms Stomach Colon, rectum, and anus Pancreas Trachea, bronchus, and lung Breast Ovary Prostate Leukemia
Diabetes mellitus
Anemias Sickle cell trait and disease
Mental disorders
Diseases of nervous system and sense organs
Alzheimers disease Parkinsons disease
Cardiovascular disease Hypertensive diseases Ischaemic heart disease Heart attack - acute myocardial infarction (AMI) Other forms of heart disease Cerebrovascular disease - stroke
Disease of respiratory system Influenza and pneumonia Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Bronchitis, chronic and unspecified Emphysema Asthma
61,634
2,219 1,096
771
13,405 13,112
270 1,181
736 3,877 1,000
350 799 446
1,472
137 40
1,152
2,008 1,128
301
24,274 627
10,502 4,557
7,071 4,277
5,391 1,111 2,987
29 547 123
44,759
1,026 659 161
9,923 9,695
141 815 561 3,061 697 285 471 361
937
69 0
863
1,673 977 278
17,984 315
8,142 3,508
5,211 3,072
4,460 871
2,575 22
497 59
Black
16,732
1,186 435 607
3,451 3,386
125 362 174 812 301
64 327
85
532
67 40
287
333 150
23
6,244 311
2,338 1,043
1,851 1,191
918 239 404
6 47 63
Totala
7.9
28.5 14.1
9.9
172.1 168.3
3.5 15.2
9.4 49.8 25.0
8.8 21.1
5.7
18.9
1.8 0.5
14.8
25.8 14.5
3.9
311.6 8.0
134.8 58.5
90.8 54.9
69.2 14.3 38.3
0.4 7.0 1.6
Rate White
Black
8.3
7.5
19.1
53.0
12.3
19.5
3.0
27.1
184.7 180.4
2.6 15.2 10.4 57.0 25.7 10.5 17.7
6.7
17.4
1.3 0.0
16.1
31.1 18.2
5.2
154.3 151.4
5.6 16.2
7.8 36.3 25.3
5.4 31.3
3.8
23.8
3.0 1.8
12.8
14.9 6.7 1.0
334.7 5.9
151.5 65.3
97.0 57.2
83.0 16.2 47.9
0.4 9.2 1.1
279.3 13.9
104.6 46.6
82.8 53.3
41.1 10.7 18.1
0.3 2.1 2.8
(continued)
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.317 (Continued)
DEATHS AND RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION IN GEORGIA, BY SELECTED CAUSE AND RACE, 1999
Cause of death
Totala
Number White
Black
Totala
Rate White
Disease of digestive system Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis
2,222 622
1,703 486
516
28.5
31.7
134
8.0
9.0
Diseases of genitourinary system
1,659
1,036
623
21.3
19.3
Complications of pregnancy, childbirth and puerperium
26
11
15
20.6
13.6
Diseases of musculoskeletal system
329
223
105
4.2
4.1
Congenital anomalies
327
207
119
4.2
3.9
Conditions originating in the perinatal period 531
185
339
6.8
3.4
Short gestation and low birth weight
156
35
118
2.0
0.7
SIDS
108
48
58
0.9
0.6
External causes of morbitiy Motor vehicle accidents Poisonings Falls Fires Drowning Firearms Suicides Homicides Legal intervention
4,631
3,247
1,363
59.5
60.4
1,265
913
344
16.2
17.0
250
177
71
3.2
3.3
396
338
57
5.1
6.3
120
71
49
1.5
1.3
137
83
54
1.8
1.5
18
7
11
0.2
0.1
860
724
131
11.0
13.5
617
235
379
7.9
4.4
6
1
5
0.1
--
-- Numbers and rates are not shown for greater than 0 and less than 5 events. a Totals include other races and persons of unknown race.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics, 1999.
Black
23.1 6.0
27.9
35.6
4.7
5.3
15.2 5.3
1.4
61.0 15.4
3.2 2.5 2.2 2.4 0.5 5.9 17.0 0.2
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.401
MARRIAGES AND RATES PER 1,000 POPULATION IN GEORGIA, BY RACE, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999
Year
Totala
Number White
Black
Totala
Rate White
Black
1980 1990
1995 1996 1997 1998 1998
70,640 67,056
61,901 60,407 61,490 59,860 63,010
56,351 51,047
43,813 41,571
NA NA NA
14,199 15,161
16,337 16,818
NA NA NA
12.9
14.2
9.6
10.4
11.1
8.7
8.7
8.8
7.8
8.4
8.2
7.9
8.2
NA
NA
7.8
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available. a Totals include other races and persons of unknown race.
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, Vital Statistics Data Book, 1980; Georgia Natality, Vital Statistics Report, 1990; Georgia Vital Statistics Report, 1994-1996; unpublished data, 1997-1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.402
MARRIAGES AND RATESa PER 1,000 POPULATION IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999 (by place of occurrence)
Year
Georgia
Marriages United States
Marriage Rates
Georgia
United States
1980 1990b
1995 1996b 1997b 1998b 1999b
70,638 64,359
61,451 60,092 61,915 59,763 62,642
2,390,252 2,448,000
2,336,000 2,344,000 2,384,000 2,244,000 2,358,000
12.9
10.6
9.8
9.8
NA
8.9
NA
8.8
NA
8.9
NA
8.3
NA
NA
NA Not available. a Data estimated from marriage licenses issued or marriages reported, by state of occurrence. b Provisional data.
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Monthly Vital Statistics Report, Advance Report of Final Marriage Statistics, 1980; Annual Summary of Births, Marriages, Divorces, and Deaths: United States, 1990-1995; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, Monthly Vital Statistics Report, Births, Marriages, Divorces, and Deaths for 1996; National Vital Statistics Report, Births, Marriages, Divorces and Deaths: Provisional Data for 1998 (1996-1998); provisional unpublished data, 1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
TABLE 2.403
MARRIAGES IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY OF APPLICATION, 1999
(number)
Marriages
205 67
132 21
284
80 289 568 169 179
1,468 101 124 111 118
327 124 145
47 950
86 677 2,316 632 1,976
31 128 616 729
20
1,435 75
3,783 419 429
241 176 530
61 204
County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
2.000
Marriages
87 133 249 4,541 151
87 863 630
86 43
188 134 200
93 136
620 610 400 141 7,049
172 20
1,036 289 192
110 3,760
236 841
48
226 278 130
83 922
774 75
244 68
137
(continued)
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.403 (Continued)
MARRIAGES IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY OF APPLICATION, 1999
(number)
County
Marriages
County
Marriages
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
110 67 64
137 104
79 367 155 594
35
58 995 219 124 147
49 147
87 158
51
160 169
71 134 210
1,293 465 141 71 376
140 205 123
94 271
71 163
15 176
43
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth Georgia
1,125 505 37 118 297
502 133
41 298
42
10 154
75 118
88
393 405 281
82 62
403 71 63
130 207
319 380 339
30 155
233 17 64
665 496
74 71 72 162 63,010
Source: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health, unpublished data, 1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.502
DIVORCES AND ANNULMENTS AND RATES PER 1,000 POPULATION IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999 (by place of occurrence)
Year
Divorces and annulments (number)
Georgia
United States
Georgia
Rates
United States
1980 1985 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996a 1997a 1998a 1999a
34,743 33,423 35,672
41,975 39,586 38,349 37,001 37,209
35,909 36,259 35,753 34,227
1,189,000 1,190,000 1,175,000
1,187,000 1,215,000 1,187,000 1,191,000 1,169,000
1,150,000 1,163,000 1,135,000
983,579
6.4
5.2
5.6
5.0
5.5
4.7
6.3
4.7
5.9
4.8
5.5
4.6
5.2
4.6
NA
4.4
NA
4.3
NA
4.3
NA
4.2
NA
NA
Note: Data are counts of decrees granted. Date of divorce is defined as the date the decree was granted. NA Not available. a Provisional data.
Source:
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Monthly Vital Statistics Report, Advance Report of Final Divorce Statistics, 1980; Annual Summary of Births, Marriages, Divorces, and Deaths: United States, 1990-1994; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, Monthly Vital Statistics Report, Births, Marriages, Divorces, and Deaths for 1996 (July 1997); NationalVital Statistics Report, Births, Marriages, Divorces, and Deaths: Provisional Data for 1998 for the United States (1996-1998), July 1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.901
PHYSICIANS AND NURSES, NUMBER AND RATES, IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1990-1998
Year/category
Physicians
Georgia
United States
Year/category
Nurses
Georgia
United States
1990a Number Rateb
1992 Number Rateb
1993 Number Rateb
1994 Number Rateb
1995 Number Rateb
1996 Number Rateb
1997 Number Rateb
1998 Number Rateb
11,144 175
12,000 179
12,456 182
12,801 187
13,984 196
14,621 199
15,292 204
16,075 211
532,638 216
568,132 224
576,771 225
589,906 230
617,362 236
634,785 239
656,197 245
678,649 251
1990 Number Rateb
1992 Number Rateb
1993 Number Rateb
1994 Number Rateb
1995 Number Rateb
1996 Number Rateb
1997 Number Rateb
1998 Number Rateb
NA NA
43,386 647
NA NA
48,400 693
52,300 733
53,600 731
54,700 730
55,800 731
NA NA
1,853,024 731
NA NA
2,044,000 789
2,116,000 809
2,161,700 815
2,203,000 823
2,238,800 828
Note: Excludes doctors of osteopathy, federal physicians serving at military and diplomatic posts outside of the U.S. and its outlying areas, physicians with addresses unknown, and dentists in the federal service. Includes all physicians not classified according to activity status.
NA Not available.
a As of January 1, 1990.
b Rate per 100,000 civilian population. Estimates do not reflect revisions based on the 1990 Census of Population.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1992, 1994-2000.
TABLE 2.910
COMMUNITY HOSPITALS' FACILITIES AND PATIENTS, WITH PERCENTAGE CHANGES, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1997 AND 2000
1997 Georgia
United States
Hospitals Personnel Full-time Part-time Beds Total admissions Inpatient days Emergency outpatient visits Other outpatient visits Total outpatient visits Inpatient surgeries Outpatient surgeries Total surgeries Births
158
86,089 26,733 25,735 856,076 5,529,715 2,705,906 7,499,550 10,205,456 268,798 402,741 671,539 115,005
5,057
3,183,730 1,214,232
853,287 31,576,960 192,504,015 92,819,892 357,320,118 450,140,010
9,509,081 14,678,290 24,187,371
3,742,191
Facilities and patients (number)
2000
Georgia
United States
151
89,656 31,527 23,875 862,797 5,479,389 3,128,275 8,113,649 11,241,924 257,624 459,852 717,476 119,084
4,915
3,274,082 1,291,840
823,560 33,089,467 192,420,368 103,144,030 418,260,946 521,404,976
9,729,336 16,383,374 26,112,710
3,880,166
Percent change
1997-2000a
United
Georgia
States
-4.4
-2.8
4.1
2.8
17.9
6.4
-7.2
-3.5
0.8
4.8
-0.9
0.0
15.6
11.1
8.2
17.1
10.2
15.8
-4.2
2.3
14.2
11.6
10.0
13.9
3.5
3.7
(continued)
TABLE 2.910 (Continued)
COMMUNITY HOSPITALS' FACILITIES AND PATIENTS, WITH PERCENTAGE CHANGES, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1997 AND 2000
1997 Georgia
Community health indicators per 1,000 population
2000
United States
Georgia
United States
Beds Admissions Inpatient days Emergency outpatient visits Other outpatient visits Total outpatient visits Inpatient surgeries Outpatient surgeries Total surgeries Births Expense per capita (per person)
3.4 114.4 738.7 361.5 1,001.8 1,363.2
35.9 53.8 89.7 15.4 1,025.4
3.2 117.9 718.9 346.6 1,334.4 1,681.0
35.5 54.8 90.3 14.0 1,141.8
2.9 105.4 669.3 382.1 991.1 1,373.2
31.5 56.2 87.7 14.5 1,125.9
2.9 117.6 683.7 366.5 1,486.2 1,851.7
34.6 58.2 92.8 13.8 1,267.0
a Calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: Healthcare InfoSource, Inc. (subsidiary of the American Hospital Association), Hospital Statistics, 2002.
Percent change
1997-2000a
United
Georgia
States
-14.7
-9.4
-7.9
-0.3
-9.4
-4.9
5.7
5.7
-1.1
11.4
0.7
10.2
-12.3
-2.5
4.5
6.2
-2.2
2.8
-5.8
-1.4
9.8
11.0
TABLE 2.912
COMMUNITY HOSPITALS' REVENUES AND EXPENSES, WITH PERCENTAGE CHANGES, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1997 AND 2000 (dollars)
1997 Georgia
United States
2000 Georgia
United States
Gross inpatient revenue 9,204,473,808
Gross outpatient revenue 4,649,637,696
Total gross revenue
13,854,111,504
Deductions from revenue 6,032,026,948
Net patient revenue
7,822,084,556
Other operating revenue
501,485,177
Other nonoperating revenue 229,398,604
Total net revenue Total expenses
8,552,968,337 7,676,386,463
380,625,175,592 183,804,291,621 564,429,467,213 263,849,414,094 300,580,053,119
18,063,654,341 8,995,500,053
327,639,207,513 305,763,487,393
11,757,965,146 7,353,248,681
19,111,213,827 9,922,910,066 9,188,303,761 496,378,760 242,231,703
9,926,914,224 9,217,250,307
481,753,558,221 255,130,109,523 736,883,667,744 394,634,720,840 342,248,946,904
21,691,829,666 9,649,649,680
373,590,426,250 356,563,789,627
a Calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: Healthcare InfoSource, Inc. (subsidiary of the American Hospital Association), Hospital Statistics, 2002.
Percent change
1997-2000a
United
Georgia
States
27.7
26.6
58.1
38.8
37.9
30.6
64.5
49.6
17.5
13.9
-1.0
20.1
5.6
7.3
16.1
14.0
20.1
16.6
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.940
FEDERAL FOOD STAMP PROGRAM PARTICIPATION AND COST IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-1999
Year
Persons participating (thousands)
Georgia
United States
Federal cost of coupons issued (mil. dollars)
Georgia
United States
Households participating (thousands)
Georgia
United States
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
536
20,036
648
22,599
754
25,369
807
26,952
830
27,433
1995a
816
26,579
1996
793
25,485
1997
698
22,799
1998b
632
19,788
1999 b
617
18,146
382
14,153
210
505
17,306
244
627
20,859
288
657
21,969
315
695
22,704
329
700
22,714
329
703
22,387
323
597
19,504
284
538
16,889
256
514
15,729
251
8,005 8,872 10,048 10,782 11,083
10,867 10,537
9,438 8,249 7,668
a Revised data. b Preliminary data. c Represents fiscal year data; years prior to 1998 represent calendar year data.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1990-1998; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service, Program Data on Child Nutrition, 1998-1999.
VITAL STATISTICS AND HEALTH
2.000
TABLE 2.950
SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM PARTICIPATION AND COST IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-2001
Year
Pupils participating (thousands)
Georgia
United States
Georgia
Federal cost (mil. dollars)
United States
1990a
892
23,583
106
1991
910
24,089
117
1992
927
24,546
131
1993
948
24,793
140
1994
975
25,227
151
1995a
979
25,171
159
1996
1,021
25,929
167
1997
1,025
25,903
181
1998c
1,045
26,598
192
1999c
1,054
26,946
198
2000
1,065
27,239
204
2001b,c
1,083
27,498
213
3,098 3,404 3,739 3,966 4,165
4,343 4,529 4,814 5,101 5,314
5,493 5,611
a Revised data. b Preliminary. c Represents fiscal year data; years prior to 1998 represent calendar year data.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1990-1998; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service, Program Data on Child Nutrition, 1998-2001.
3. EDUCATION TABLE OF CONTENTS
3 141
Average Annual Enrollmentin Georgia's Elementaryand High Schools,
Selected Years. 1980-2002..................................................................................................................
59
TSeealecchteerdsYineGareso,r1g9ia8's0-P2u0b0ltc1.S...c..h..o...o..l..S..y..s..t.e..m....,..B..y...T. y. p. e .o..f.T...e..a..c.h..i.n..g...C...e..r.t.if.i.c..a..t.e................................... 60
Number of Teachers EmployedIn Georgia's Public School Systems, By Sex, 1980-2001............ 61 Non-teaching Personnel in Georgia's Publlc School Systems, 1999-2000.......................................... 62
Full-time Equivalent Employment of State and Local Governmentsin Education.
Georgiaand the UnitedStates, 1991-2000......................................................................................... 64
Full-Time EquivalentAttendance and Total Cost Per Child. Georgiaand
Georgia School Systems, School Year 2000-2001........................................................................... 65
SelectedPublic Schod Bus Data, Georgia, SelectedYears, 1980-2001...........................................
68
.. Local. State, and Federal Recelptsfor Maintenanceand Operation of Georgia's
Public Schools, Selected Years, 1980-2001........................ ............................................................. 69
Expendd~resol PUDIICSchool Systems n Georg a. Per Ch Id ana Tota,
for Selecteo Acaoem~cYears, 1980-81to 2000 01
70
State and Local Government Payrdls in Education in Georgia and the
United States, 1991-2000..................................................................................................................
Estimated Average Annual Salaries of Public School Teachers, and Percentage
Increasesfor Selected Years, Georgla and the United States.......................................................... Georgia Public School Dropouts By Grade, 1995-2001.......................................................................
Number of Degrees Conferred by University System of Georg~a,
By Universitiesand Senior Colleges, By Field, School Year 1999-2000....................................
Enrollment in University System of Georgia, By Institution. Fall 1998-2001.....................................
Revenues and June 30.2000
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Private Four-Year Colleges, Universities, and Junior Colleges in Georgia.
2000-2001................................................................................................................................................
Enrollment and Graduates in Georgia's Technical Training Inst~tutions,
FiscalYear 2M)l.........................................................................................................................................
InstitutionalRevenuesand Student ParticipationUnder Georgia's HOPE
ScholarshipProgram,by Type of Program,FiscalYears 1998-2000............................................
ABpypMroapjoriraCtiaotnesgoofryG. FeoisrcgaialYLeoattresr2y0R00e.v2e0n0u2e.s...f.o..r..E...d..u. c. at. io. na...l.P...u..r.p..o..s..e..s..,.........................................
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont~nued)
3.320
ED Enrollment in Adult Literac Programs.Georgia. Fiscal Yeats 1996-2001
BY~ y p oef ~rovldera, nd credentials lssued, calendar 1996-2001 .................................
82
3.330
.. EducationalAna~nrnen0t1Georgia'sPopulation, By Age. UrbanIRural,and
Metropolita~onmetmpolitanResidence, 1990........................ ................................................
84
3 331 Percentage01Georg~asPop~latloowth Spec fled E d ~ ~oanat. Ana nmenl.
By Age, Sex. UrbanlRbra and Metropo,!an Nonme~ropo,~taRnesdence. 1990
85
3.332 Educational Attainment of Georg~a'sPopulation, By Age, Sex, and
Hispanic Origin, 1990.........................................................................................................................
86
3.333 Percentageof Georgia's Populationwith Spec~fiedEducationalAttainment,
By Age. Race, and H~spanicOrigin, 1990......................................................................................
87
3.400 Non-English Speakerj in Georgia, By Age. Race, Hispanic Ongin, and
Placeot Residewe, 1990..................................................................................................................
88
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.111
AVERAGE ANNUAL ENROLLMENT IN GEORGIA'S ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-2002 (number)
Year ending June 30
Total elementarya
Enrollment
Total high schoolb
Total enrollmentc
1980 1985 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
2001 2002
613,200 592,125 652,494
666,083 682,496 695,620 704,971 716,776
731,533 750,581 767,006 781,457 795,709
807,651 818,567
431,896 411,679 375,356
382,608 390,336 403,977 417,300 431,095
445,510 458,252 468,536 476,768 485,495
494,078 507,584
1,126,878 1,103,011 1,126,352
1,147,054 1,171,589 1,200,684 1,226,135 1,261,137
1,311,126 1,321,239 1,375,980 1,401,291 1,422,941
1,444,937 1,470,634
a Grades 1-7.
b Grades 8-12.
c Grades 1-12, plus exceptional and kindergarten enrollment. Total enrollment for earlier years reflects initial enrollment in the first month of the school year, adjusted by cumulative changes over the remaining months. From 1990 onward, average enrollment derived from Full Time Equivalent student counts.
Source: Georgia Department of Education, Statistical Services Unit, unpublished data, 1980; Georgia Department of Education, Information on Management Services, Genesis Project Unit, unpublished data, 1996, 1998. Georgia Department of Education, Office of Technology Services, Data Collection System, fiscal years 1999; 2000; 2001; 2002.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.121
TEACHERSa IN GEORGIA'S PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM BY TYPE OF TEACHING CERTIFICATE, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-2001
(number)
Year ending June 30
7 year certificate
6 year certificate
5 year certificate
4 year college
Otherb
1980 1985 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
212
2,659
23,381
31,297
1,291
384
3,623
26,318
27,666
954
689
5,499
28,999
33,578
1,201
721
5,945
29,533
34,988
1,002
753
6,471
30,087
35,374
916
805
6,880
30,803
36,385
1,216
469
5,141
31,341
37,573
1,078
499
5,487
32,227
39,631
531
525
5,950
33,192
40,890
501
556
6,504
33,411
40,250
395
606
6,902
34,807
43,180
405
646
7,522
36,213
43,732
415
693
7,883
36,378
44,786
553
788
8,418
37,710
46,804
459
Note: Figures are rounded to the nearest whole number.
a Includes principals and other professional educators assigned to schools. Does not include superintendents or others serving schools systemwide. Data for 1994-1995 do not include principals.
b Includes teachers with 1, 2 or 3 years college, 1 or 2 year vocational certificates, and those without certificates because certificate was not applied for, was in process, was not claimed, or was not recorded.
Source: Georgia Department of Education, unpublished data, 1980-1994; Georgia Department of Education, Information Management Services, Genesis Project Unit, unpublished data, 1996; The Report Card, 1995-96 2000-01.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.122
NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED IN GEORGIA'S PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS, BY SEX, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-2001
Year ending June 30
Male
Female
Totala
1980 1985 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
10,746 9,917
10,778
10,953 11,144 11,417 12,525 13,084
13,466 14,277 14,995 15,535 15,954 16,666
36,898 36,589 48,128
49,591 50,381 52,079 62,989 65,269
67,573 66,839 70,905 72,993 74,339 77,513
58,840 58,944 69,965
72,188 73,600 76,089 75,602 78,375
81,058 80,581 85,173 87,779 89,561 93,400
a After 1976, total for all teachers (including non-teaching principals, kindergarten and exceptional program teachers).
Source: Georgia Department of Education, unpublished data, 1980-1994; Georgia Department of Education, The Report Card, 1995-96 2000-01.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.123
NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL IN GEORGIA' S PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS, 1999-2000
Administrative personnel
Principal/assistant principal Curriculum/instruction directors and supervisors Superintendent/deputy/associate/assistant Vocational education and apprenticeship programs Special education directors Program directors Food services administrator Athletics director Director of student services Personnel/human resources director Technology director Community school director/coordinator Adult education director/coordinator Pre-K directors Director of media services Alternative school directors School safety director Kindergarten director Social services administrators Miscellaneous administrative personnel
Total
Full-time
1999
2000
4,060 924 367 168 158 64 260 37 56 59 68 62 27 7 17 15 6 2 0 2
6,359
4,236 941 370 167 168 66 178 36 55 62 85 48 29 9 13 18 7 2 0 14
6,504
Part-time
1999
2000
209 1,061
39 78 63 132 17 64 14 14 11 10
1 19
1 11
4 2 1 1
1,752
215 1,4 40 70 58 105 17 69 13 10 12
6 1 21 3 12 4 1 0 0
2,100
(continued)
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.123 (Continued)
NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL IN GEORGIA' S PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS, 1999-2000
Support personnel
Full-time
1999
2000
Paraprofessionals/teacher aid Transportation personnel Plant operations and maintenance Food services Secretaries/clerks/bookkeepers Counselors Librarian/media specialist Disabled student services Social work/family services Information services Athletics personnel Technology specialists Finance and business services Psychologists/psychometrists Security Warehousing and distribution Nurses Teacher support specialists Special education services Human resources Special program workers Public relations Planning/research/legal personnel Attendance workers Extra-curricular activities Migrant education recruiter Miscellaneous support personnel After-school program support
Total
23,181 12,460 11,231 10,643
8,722 2,506 1,941
977 661 905
25 839 588 498 386 289 287 154 774 209
58 64 59 31
0 19 64 293
77,864
23,879 12,889 11,598 11,076
9,038 2,571 1,986 1,513
681 986
61 952 596 496 458 283 340 191 898 215
69 59 59 35
1 21 95 306
81,352
Source: Georgia Department of Education, unpublished data, 2000.
Part-time
1999
2000
1,285 862
1,333 2,753 1,055
362 70
263 176 156 1,492 104
48 111
46 10 70 111 86 35
0 14 10 11 78
1 339 204
11,085
1,289 856
1,298 2,772
927 418
65 390 163 112 1,538
92 41 118 39
8 71 96 100 30
4 7 8 9 57 0 275 128
10,911
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.124
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYMENT OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN EDUCATION, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1991-2000 (number)
State
Education, total
Total
Local schools
Instructional staff
Other
Institutions of higher education
Other educationa
October 1991 Georgia United States
October 1992 Georgia United States
October 1993 Georgia United States
October 1994 Georgia United States
October 1995 Georgia United States
October 1996 Georgia United States
March 1997 Georgia United States
March 1998 Georgia United States
March 1999 Georgia United States
March 2000 Georgia United States
181,122 6,541,137
144,363 4,913,254
190,322 6,645,320
152,287 5,000,164
197,243 6,714,167
155,938 5,046,645
208,443 6,996,250
165,880 5,310,339
222,076 7,087,888
180,746 5,382,644
*
*
*
*
218,570 7,250,498
176,369 5,520,902
225,083 7,493,887
180,545 5,729,442
232,837 7,625,454
186,688 5,826,456
241,499 7,840,279
193,254 6,014,636
101,843 3,393,518
42,520 1,519,736
106,227 3,450,083
44,060 1,550,081
109,134 3,494,485
46,804 1,552,160
117,108 3,696,682
48,772 1,613,657
127,468 3,763,312
53,278 1,619,332
*
*
*
*
126,062 3,865,494
50,307 1,655,408
129,210 4,010,313
51,335 1,719,129
135,088 4,092,096
51,600 1,734,360
139,678 4,221,826
53,576 1,792,810
32,067 1,529,501
33,341 1,546,970
36,134 1,568,235
35,960 1,586,663
35,680 1,608,794
* *
36,704 1,638,427
37,834 1,668,729
39,323 1,701,305
40,468 1,724,168
4,692 98,382
4,694 96,186
5,171 99,287
6,603 99,248
5,650 96,450
* *
5,497 91,169
6,704 95,716
6,826 97,693
7,777 101,475
* Due to a change in the reference period, from October to March, the October 1996 Annual Survey of Government Employment and Payroll was not conducted. This change in collection period is effective beginning with the March 1997 survey.
a Indicates state employees only.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Public Employment, 1991-1992; Total State and Local Government Employment and Payroll Data, 1993-1995 (internet release, 1998); State and Local Government Employment and Payroll, 1997-2000.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.135
FULL TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) STUDENT ATTENDANCE AND TOTAL COST PER CHILD, GEORGIA, AND GEORGIA SCHOOL SYSTEMS, SCHOOL YEAR 2000-01
School systems
Appling Atkinson Atlanta City Bacon Baker
Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill
Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Bremen City
Brooks Bryan Buford City Bulloch Burke
Butts Calhoun City Calhoun Camden Candler
Carroll Carrollton City Cartersville City Catoosa Charlton
Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Chickamauga City
Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb
FTE (number)
Cost per childa (dollars)
3,119 1,499 57,724 1,817
365
6,163 2,350 8,612 12,268 3,336
3,051 24,429
2,269 3,016 1,434
2,652 5,156 2,201 8,266 4,767
3,242 2,452
739 9,531 1,818
11,860 3,469 3,568 9,547 1,976
34,402 452
2,690 25,965
1,280
10,905 367
46,776 1,389
96,094
7,506 6,310 10,791 6,312 11,563
6,657 5,572 6,867 6,160 6,373
6,206 5,879 5,924 5,790 6,088
6,180 5,455 8,010 6,902 6,270
6,144 6,174 7,836 5,331 5,719
6,303 6,590 6,267 5,671 5,826
6,366 8,619 6,984 6,113 4,788
7,699 8,137 5,779 7,200 6,235
School systems
Coffee Colquitt Columbia Commerce City Cook
Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dalton City
Dawson DeKalb Decatur City Decatur Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Dublin City Early
Echols Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans
Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin
Fulton Gainesville City Gilmer Glascock Glynn
Gordon Grady Greene Gwinnett Habersham
FTE (number)
Cost per childa (dollars)
7,415 8,077 18,617 1,309 3,077
16,418 2,083 4,334 2,541 5,598
2,777 94,931
2,530 5,627 3,438
1,661 16,613 17,204
3,045 2,702
704 8,252 3,691 4,506 1,917
3,094 19,691 10,186 17,306
3,610
67,659 4,114 3,615 526
11,669
5,802 4,416 2,244 111,577 5,705
6,060 6,104 5,424 5,822 5,965
6,134 5,916 6,290 6,287 7,539
6,276 6,972 9,607 5,999 6,173
7,486 6,590 6,119 7,194 5,937
6,602 5,543 6,308 6,031 5,912
6,592 6,374 6,168 6,508 6,283
7,740 7,405 5,965 7,414 6,548
6,215 6,232 7,925 6,325 6,323
(continued)
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.135 (Continued)
FULL TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) STUDENT ATTENDANCE AND TOTAL COST PER CHILD, GEORGIA, AND GEORGIA SCHOOL SYSTEMS, SCHOOL YEAR 2000-01
School systems
Hall Hancock Haralson Harris Hart
Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson
Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson City Jefferson Jenkins
Johnson Jones Lamar Lanier Laurens
Lee Liberty Lincoln Long Lowndes
Lumpkin Macon Madison Marietta City Marion
McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller Mitchell
Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee
FTE (number)
Cost per childa (dollars)
20,765 1,676 3,525 4,100 3,443
1,989 23,801 20,976
1,818 5,074
1,977 2,618 1,454 3,527 1,729
1,326 4,666 2,567 1,282 5,681
5,264 11,189
1,483 1,910 8,837
3,253 2,230 4,569 7,586 1,699
4,327 1,911 3,856 1,203 2,744
3,615 1,267 2,969 6,772 32,266
5,746 6,611 6,126 6,116 6,839
5,778 5,667 6,279 7,578 6,878
6,182 6,555 5,897 6,099 6,004
6,795 5,400 5,754 6,997 5,929
5,394 5,735 6,215 5,166 6,187
6,343 7,254 6,024 7,773 6,197
6,066 5,848 7,226 6,869 6,781
6,428 6,182 6,417 5,490 6,387
School systems
Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach
Pelham City Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Rome City Schley Screven
Seminole Social Circle City Spalding Stephens Stewart
Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor
Telfair Terrell Thomas Thomaston-Upson Thomasville City
Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Trion City
FTE (number)
Cost per childa (dollars)
11,452 5,468 2,144
16,583 4,142
1,596 3,743 3,097 2,618 6,785
1,548 2,527
228 2,146 1,473
34,909 13,554
5,179 931
3,102
1,824 1,426 10,183 4,356
771
5,406 818 172
3,177 1,692
1,812 1,758 5,190 4,851 3,140
7,380 2,687 1,000 1,159 1,252
5,989 5,863 6,292 5,655 5,878
5,606 6,710 5,964 5,102 6,068
6,838 6,424 10,577 6,611 8,658
5,989 6,375 6,616 5,593 6,028
6,213 5,649 6,561 6,585 8,364
6,289 7,470 12,980 5,942 5,896
6,561 6,827 5,790 6,036 6,644
5,914 5,475 6,874 6,749 5,372
(continued)
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.135 (Continued)
FULL TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) STUDENT ATTENDANCE AND TOTAL COST PER CHILD, GEORGIA, AND GEORGIA SCHOOL SYSTEMS, SCHOOL YEAR 2000-01
School systems
FTE (number)
Cost per childa (dollars)
School systems
FTE (number)
Cost per childa (dollars)
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Valdosta City
Vidalia City Walker Walton Ware Warren
11,377 1,917 1,648 2,673 7,140 2,352
8,722 9,530 6,200
941 3,849
6,678 6,716 7,045 6,446 5,814 5,912
6,180 6,226 6,779 6,761 6,410
Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White
Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
State total
4,983 354
1,065 3,362 11,860
1,332 1,823 1,746 4,285
1,426,679
6,132 8,550 6,902 6,382 6,082
6,580 6,817 7,279 6,083
6,537
a Cost per child rounded to the nearest dollar by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: Georgia Department of Education, Financial Data Collection System, Expenditure Report, Fiscal Year 2001.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.137
SELECTED PUBLIC SCHOOL BUS DATA, GEORGIA, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-2001
Year ending June 30
Total buses useda
Average number of children
carried per day,
total
Yearly cost per route mile
(dollars)
1980
6,166
723,638
1.24
1985
7,547
814,822
1.48
1990
9,282
887,700
1.99
1991
9,630
894,900
2.06
1992
10,206
914,300
2.04
1993
10,262
920,000
2.13
1994
10,595
932,810
2.08
1995
11,042
946,475
2.24
1996
11,374
972,725
2.24
1997
11,667
997,420
2.37
1998
11,994
1,016,598
2.40
1999
12,343
1,034,632
2.54
2000
12,638
1,082,713
2.70
2001
12,955
1,099,072
2.91
a Includes privately owned buses used to transport public school children; excludes cars and station wagons. Source: Georgia Department of Education, unpublished data, 1980-2001.
TABLE 3.140
LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL RECEIPTSa FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF GEORGIA'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WITH DISTRIBUTION BY SOURCE, 1980-2001
(dollars; percent)
Year
Receipts
Local
Percent contributed
State Receipts
Percent contributed
Federal Receipts
Percent contributed
Total receipts
1980-81 1985-86
1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95
1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01
602,242,947 1,070,482,621
1,807,797,836 1,964,563,852 2,087,196,304 2,213,001,500 2,365,454,439
2,509,538,840 2,728,231,355 2,775,401,320 3,135,012,871 3,449,706,225 3,697,905,915
33.0
1,070,708,464
36.8
1,689,294,237
39.0
2,641,519,838
40.6
2,615,361,735
39.6
2,900,470,543
39.4
3,106,984,293
39.6
3,331,144,118
38.9
3,670,616,395
39.0
3,979,233,918
37.4
4,313,762,545
38.2
4,670,765,289
39.1
4,922,286,996
38.4
5,439,669,382
58.7
150,639,603
58.0
152,387,349
57.0
188,612,035
54.1
253,847,018
55.0
289,298,144
55.3
303,014,698
55.8
278,849,279
56.9
276,289,548
56.9
281,590,580
58.1
334,323,995
56.9
399,548,195
55.8
436,846,841
56.5
474,907,514
8.3
1,823,591,014
5.2
2,912,164,207
4.1
4,637,929,709
5.3
4,833,772,605
5.5
5,276,964,991
5.4
5,623,000,491
4.7
5,975,447,836
4.3
6,456,444,782
4.0
6,989,055,853
4.5
7,423,487,860
4.9
8,205,326,355
4.9
8,808,840,062
4.9
9,612,482,811
a Rounded to the nearest whole number. Receipts do not include capital outlay funds or funds for Shared Services Projects.
Source: Georgia Department of Education, unpublished data, 1980-1994; Georgia Department of Education, Information Management Services, Genesis Project Unit, unpublished data, 1996; Georgia Department of Education, Data Collection System, Office of Technology Services, School System Financial Reports, FY 1996-2001.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.141
EXPENDITURESa OF PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS IN GEORGIA, PER CHILD AND TOTAL FOR SELECTED ACADEMIC YEARS 1980-81 TO 2000-01
(dollars)
School year
Total system expenditures
Instruction
Per Child
Other services/costs
Total expenditures
1980-81 1985-86
1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95
1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01
1,650,354,678 2,757,467,237
4,495,707,789 4,547,728,561 4,919,141,635 5,298,118,029 5,760,636,077
6,210,917,039 6,683,275,484 7,195,584,389 7,925,479,923 8,491,053,455 9,326,108,381
1,002 1,621
2,060 2,093 2,181 2,312 2,462
3,281 3,435 3,604 3,904 4,104 4,448
667 1,124
1,871 1,800 1,933 2,026 2,149
1,590b 1,674b 1,797b 1,935b 2,032b 2,089b
1,669 2,744
3,931 3,893 4,115 4,338 4,611
4,870 5,109 5,401 5,839 6,170 6,537
a All amounts rounded to the nearest whole number. b Calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: Georgia Department of Education, Office of Administrative Services, Statistical Services Unit, unpublished data, 1980-1994; Georgia Department of Education, Information Management Services, Genesis Project Unit, unpublished data, 1996; Georgia Department of Education, Data Collection System, Office of Technology Services, School System Financial Reports, FY 1996-2001.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.142
STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PAYROLLS IN EDUCATION, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1991-2000 ($ thousands)
State
Education, total
Total
Local schools
Instructional staff
Other
Institutions of higher education
Other education
October 1991 Georgia United States
October 1992 Georgia United States
October 1993 Georgia United States
October 1994 Georgia United States
October 1995 Georgia United States
October 1996 Georgia United States
March 1997 Georgia United States
March 1998 Georgia United States
March 1999 Georgia United States
March 2000 Georgia United States
356,482 15,683,073
269,685 11,545,395
380,441 16,520,891
288,822 12,124,067
417,040 17,370,309
312,825 12,703,103
453,631 18,380,462
342,507 13,478,545
484,776 18,790,821
370,743 13,939,460
*
*
*
*
505,837 19,772,748
387,616 14,712,936
551,138 21,030,392
418,279 15,647,852
606,894 22,227,955
467,112 16,467,548
661,264 23,704,566
508,637 17,589,692
215,900 9,103,159
232,112 9,557,107
253,016 10,008,731
277,188 10,679,795
299,175 11,079,541
* *
315,732 11,666,664
341,096 12,366,605
378,766 12,969,156
408,779 13,814,894
53,786 2,442,236
56,710 2,566,960
59,809 2,694,372
65,319 2,798,750
71,568 2,859,919
* *
71,884 3,046,272
77,183 3,281,247
88,346 3,498,392
99,858 3,774,798
75,617 3,901,294
80,160 4,155,006
90,613 4,412,567
93,743 4,644,672
98,332 4,590,892
* *
102,281 4,800,453
112,441 5,097,883
118,249 5,459,141
128,171 5,791,390
11,180 236,383
11,459 241,819
13,602 254,639
17,380 257,245
15,702 260,469
* *
15,940 259,358
20,417 284,657
21,532 301,267
24,456 323,484
* Due to a change in the reference period, from October to March, the October 1996 Annual Survey of Government Employment and Payroll was not conducted. This change in collection period is effective beginning with the March 1997 survey.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Public Employment, 1991-1992; Total State and Local Government Employment and Payroll Data, 1993-1995 (internet release, 1998); State and Local Government Employment and Payroll, 1997-2000.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.144
ESTIMATED AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARIES OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS AND PERCENTAGE INCREASES FOR SELECTED YEARS, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES
Area
Georgia United States
Georgia United States
Georgia United States
Georgia United States
Georgia United States
Amount (dollars)
National ranka
Estimated average salaries
Percent of U.S. average
Amount (dollars)
National ranka
Percent of U.S. average
23,046 25,201
1985-86 (revised)
27 NA
91.4 100.0
29,172 33,041
1990-91 (revised)
29 NA
88.3 100.0
29,509 34,054
1991-92 (revised)
32 NA
87.0 100.0
30,051 35,017
1992-93 (revised)
34 NA
85.8 100.0
30,712 35,756
1993-94 (revised)
33 NA
86.0 100.0
32,291 36,605
1994-95 (revised)
29 NA
88.2 100.0
34,087 37,685
1995-96 (revised)
27 NA
90.5 100.0
35,596 38,611
1996-97 (revised)
27 NA
92.2 100.0
41,023 41,754
1999-00 (revised)
18 NA
98.2 100
42,216 43,335
2000-01
16 NA
97.4 100.0
(continued)
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.144 (Continued)
ESTIMATED AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARIES OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS AND PERCENTAGE INCREASES FOR SELECTED YEARS, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES
Area
Percent increase
Rankb
Percent change (current dollars)
Percent increase
Rankb
Percent increase
Rankb
Georgia United States
1990-91 to 1991-92
1.2
45
3.1
NA
1991-92 to 1992-93
-2.5
51
2.8
NA
1992-93 to 1993-94
1.6
35
2.0
NA
Georgia United States
1993-94 to 1994-95
4.8
12
3.1
NA
1994-95 to 1995-96
5.6
3
3.0
NA
1995-96 to 1996-97
4.7
3
2.4
NA
Georgia United States
1999-00 to 2000-01
2.9
26
3,7
NA
Georgia United States
(current dollars)
1986-87 to 1996-97
(constant
dollarsc)
Rankb
47.1
4.8
22
45.3
3.5
NA
1990-91 to 2000-01
(current
(contant
dollars)
dollarsc)
Rankb
45.7
11.7
2
31
0.5
NA
NA Not applicable.
a Rank of average annual salary, from highest (1) to lowest (51) value, for fifty states and District of Columbia.
b Rank of percentage change, from highest (1) to lowest (51) value, for fifty states and District of Columbia.
c Constant dollars are inflation-adjusted dollars; computed from NEA Research, Estimates data bank; and Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
Source: National Education Association, Rankings of the States, 1987, 1993 1997, 2000. (Copyright National Education Association, Washington, D.C.). Reprinted by permission.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.147
GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOL DROPOUTS, SELECTED GRADES, NUMBER AND RATEa, 1995-2001
6-12
Grade
9-12
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
33,010
NA
32,414
5.0
35,509
4.3
29,000
3.8
30,157
3.9
29,818
3.8
29,469
3.7
28,352
9.2
29,141
8.6
29,284
7.3
26,534
6.5
27,352
6.5
27,181
6.5
27,543
6.4
NA Not available.
a The number of dropouts reported by the school system on the October FTE count divided by the total enrollment (average enrollment before 1997) for the school year. Dropouts are counted from the October FTE count of the prior year until the October FTE count of the current year. Students are reported as dropouts if they leave school for one of the following reasons: marriage, expelled, financial hardship, job, incarcerated, under jurisdiction of juvenile or criminal justice authority, low grades, school failure, military, adult education, postsecondary, pregnant, parent, removed for lack of attendance, serious illness, accident and unknown.
Source: Georgia Department of Education, The Report Card, 1994-95 2000-01.
TABLE 3.201
NUMBER OF DEGREESa CONFERRED BY UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA, BY UNIVERSITIES AND SENIOR COLLEGES, BY FIELD, SCHOOL YEAR 1999-2000
Institution
Doctorate
Professional
Specialist in education
Master's
Bachelor's
Associate
Certificates
Total
University of Georgia
352
373
Georgia Institute of Technology
230
--
Georgia State University
107
171
Medical College of Georgia
13
223
Georgia Southern University
17
--
Valdosta State University
2
--
Albany State University
--
--
Armstrong Atlantic State University
--
--
Augusta State University
--
--
Clayton College and State University
--
--
Columbus State University
--
--
Fort Valley State University
--
--
Georgia College and State University
--
--
Georgia Southwestern State University
--
--
Kennesaw State University
--
--
North Ga. College and State University
--
--
Savannah State University
--
--
Southern Polytechnic State University
--
--
State University of West Georgia
--
--
University total Regional university total State university total State college total Associate degree college total System totala
702
767
19
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
721
708
79
1,107
4,867
--
--
1,007
2,027
--
80
1,766
2,628
--
--
110
336
1
44
337
1,857
--
45
362
1,314
57
11
94
333
--
--
166
534
52
13
126
416
40
--
--
351
231
31
176
543
48
4
75
235
4
67
361
756
--
16
105
332
39
--
500
1,619
--
--
135
575
51
--
51
250
--
--
170
375
10
127
434
870
1
159
3,990
9,858
1
89
699
3,171
57
269
2,393
7,189
476
--
--
41
512
--
--
--
3,523
818
7,731
21,069
5,807
--
6,778
--
3,264
5
4,757
11
694
--
2,255
--
1,780
--
438
--
752
--
595
223
805
143
941
--
318
--
1,184
--
492
--
2,119
--
761
--
301
4
559
--
1,432
16
15,493
0
4,035
370
10,697
76
629
200
3,723
588
37,442
-- Represents zero.
a Professional includes medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, and law. The total for associate degrees includes 1,585 career associate degrees. The total does not include 8 advanced certificates. The total for certificates does not include 4 less-than-one year certificates. "Professional" includes only first professional "A" degrees. Professional "B" degrees (534 at University of Georgia only) are included with bachelor's degrees.
Source: Board of Regents, University System of Georgia, Information Digest, 2000-2001.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.211
ENROLLMENTa IN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA, BY INSTITUTION, FALL 1998-2001 (number)
Institution
1998
1999
2000
2001
University of Georgia Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia State University Medical College of Georgia
University Total
Georgia Southern University Valdosta State University
Regional University Total
Albany State University Armstrong Atlantic State University Augusta State University Clayton College and State University Columbus State University Fort Valley State University Georgia College and State University Georgia Southwestern State University Kennesaw State University North Ga. College and State University Savannah State University Southern Polytechnic State University State University of West Georgia
State University Total
Dalton College Macon State College
State College Total
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Atlanta Metropolitan College Bainbridge College Coastal Georgia Community College Darton College DeKalb College East Georgia College Floyd College Gainesville College Gordon College Middle Georgia College South Georgia College Waycross College
Associate Degree College Total
System Total
30,009 13,954 22,712
2,496
69,171
13,904 9,386
23,290
3,201 5,570 5,317 4,274 5,122 2,685 5,168 2,581 12,861 3,313 2,087 3,684 8,667
64,530
2,967 3,559
6,526
2,502 1,924 1,050 1,957 2,635 1,068 2,198 2,849 14,085 2,476 1,958 1,120
851
36,585
200,102
30,912 14,074 23,410
2,409
70,805
14,476 8,729
23,205
3,356 5,668 5,405 4,449 4,911 2,658 5,027 2,569 13,158 3,525 2,153 3,631 8,670
65,180
3,051 3,742
6,793
2,609 1,887 1,279 1,999 2,674 1,310 2,039 3,036 14,091 2,758 2,064 1,226
763
37,823
203,806
31,288 14,805 23,625
2,380
72,098
14,184 8,792
22,976
3,525 5,444 5,090 4,456 5,191 2,561 5,090 2,622 13,373 3,627 2,166 3,548 8,966
65,659
3,139 4,116
7,255
2,630 1,901 1,316 1,912 2,805 1,313 2,090 3,256 13,708 2,890 1,941 1,267
861
37,890
205,878
32,317 15,575 25,743
2,377
76,012
14,371 9,230
23,601
3,456 5,747 5,407 4,675 5,521 2,485 5,079 2,535 13,951 3,863 2,270 3,556 9,030
67,575
3,647 4,485
8,132
2,857 1,940 1,735 2,210 3,179 1,393 2,400 3,692 15,372 3,074 2,165 1,325
884
42,226
217,546
a Fall headcount enrollment represents an unduplicated count of all students, both full- and part-time, enrolled in credit courses. Students enrolled at more than one institution are counted at each institution.
Source: Board of Regents, University System of Georgia, Information Digest, 1998-2001.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.220
REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES OF UNIVERSITY SYSTEM INSTITUTIONS, FISCAL YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2000 AND JUNE 30, 2001 (dollars)
Total revenues
2000
2001
Total expenditures
2000
2001
University of Georgia Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia State University Medical College of Georgia Georgia Southern University Valdosta State University
969,981,693.88 667,234,713.84 404,764,974.40 570,591,516.34 197,535,340.19 123,629,766.05
1,010,121,474.11 748,325,700.73 425,322,754.20 426,544,717.08 201,113,929.37 124,343,689.87
955,984,352.59 657,366,413.14 385,744,124.89 558,454,233.44 194,384,412.62 122,280,069.13
996,422,402.03 669,879,384.78 415,290,597.42 424,940,082.98 198,260,628.34 123,230,753.30
Albany State University Armstrong Atlantic State University Augusta State University Clayton College and State University Columbus State University Fort Valley State University Georgia College and State University Georgia Southwestern State University Kennesaw State University North Georgia College & State University Savannah State University Southern Polytechnic State University State University of West Georgia
57,067,499.18 51,800,748.36 47,047,581.43 47,295,019.39 63,666,817.11 60,128,484.06 64,138,053.82 29,888,046.83 111,522,482.78 39,674,625.23 49,229,496.04 43,070,318.92 96,838,994.74
62,459,683.31 52,953,668.03 48,741,194.06 49,657,006.83 68,649,565.88 61,707,828.88 66,613,828.43 32,846,226.51 118,183,819.69 43,987,100.92 48,966,035.88 42,949,050.95 105,010,088.99
56,524,260.59 51,639,592.14 46,989,070.96 47,336,509.37 63,476,811.92 59,950,275.03 63,190,080.96 29,595,244.10 109,297,130.87 38,777,279.62 48,848,878.80 42,460,266.11 94,609,067.10
62,763,486.67 52,795,507.63 48,692,581.87 49,565,491.48 68,098,449.61 61,380,204.53 65,551,499.73 32,524,714.24 115,590,608.03 42,814,656.18 48,914,587.54 43,012,211.87 102,629,713.72
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Atlanta Metropolitan College Bainbridge College Coastal Community College Dalton State Collegea Darton College East Georgia College Floyd College Gainesville College Georgia Perimeter Collegeb Gordon College Macon State College Middle Georgia College South Georgia College Waycross College
25,452,837.74 16,251,678.78
9,336,730.19 14,435,525.00
20,896,842.30 19,533,754.27
7,223,630.10 20,703,306.69 18,783,417.14
79,338,336.58 18,190,318.66
25,627,448.05 19,749,029.16 10,973,030.55
6,187,181.73
27,787,754.80 17,434,138.45 10,091,750.34 15,127,210.56
22,485,122.81 22,417,451.65
8,833,879.36 21,059,091.02 21,011,699.27
80,987,703.54 19,249,996.02 29,299,397.37 20,395,709.01 11,210,872.28
6,377,178.82
25,386,943.12 16,168,785.13
9,274,037.54 14,337,852.50
20,770,323.22 19,332,164.37
7,183,611.89 20,703,987.59 18,615,727.10
79,156,219.05 14,908,193.88
25,469,023.96 19,429,525.37 10,837,252.63
6,121,582.25
27,287,884.70 17,595,501.52 10,013,252.07 15,042,947.20
22,294,145.78 22,314,334.21 8,801,946.67 21,108,482.95 20,775,174.75
80,731,502.26 18,625,839.32 29,196,044.81 20,200,694.71 11,107,626.66
6,350,534.82
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography Regents Central Office
6,371,702.32 353,550,602.25
6,694,040.97 291,616,951.39
6,366,161.34
6,668,204.04
317,796,995.35 314,831,393.20
Total current funds expenditures
4,367,711,544.10 4,370,577,311.38 4,258,766,459.67 4,275,303,071.62
a Dalton College became a state college on November 11, 1999. b DeKalb College became Georgia Perimeter College, on July 1, 1998.
Source: Board of Regents, University System of Georgia, Annual Financial Report, University System of Georgia, Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2000; 2001.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.301
PRIVATE FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND JUNIOR COLLEGES IN GEORGIA, 2000-2001
Institution
Location
Enrollment (number)
Agnes Scott College American Intercontinental University Atlanta Christian College Berry College Brenau University Brewton-Parker College Clark Atlanta University Covenant College DeVry Institute of Technology Emmanuel College Emory University LaGrange College Mercer University Morehouse College Morris Brown College Oglethorpe University Paine College Piedmont College Reinhardt College Shorter College South College Spelman College Thomas University Toccoa Falls College Wesleyan College
Andrew College Georgia Military Collegea Oxford College of Emory University Truett-McConnell College Young Harris College
Art Institute of Atlanta Atlanta College of Art Georgia Baptist College of Nursing Life University Savannah College of Art and Design
Four-Year Colleges and Universities
Decatur Atlanta East Point Rome Gainesville Mount Vernon Atlanta Lookout Mountain Atlanta Franklin Springs Atlanta LaGrange Macon, Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Augusta Demorest Waleska Rome Savannah Atlanta Thomasville Toccoa Macon
Junior Colleges
Cuthbert Milledgeville Oxford Cleveland Young Harris
Special Purpose Institutions
Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Marietta Savannah
901 986 377 2,033 2,366 1,087 5,912 1,049 4,432 850 11,000 920 7,032 3,000 2,785 1,243 857 1,587 1078 1,772 550 2,127 706 863 591
329 800 622 2,043 600
2,200 400 310
3,600 5,000
a State-assisted independent school. Source: Georgia Student Finance Commission, Georgia's Postsecondary Online Directory, 2000-2001.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.305
ENROLLMENT AND GRADUATES IN GEORGIA'S TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTIONS, FISCAL YEAR 2001
(number)
State Governed Technical Institutes
Total
Enrollment
Noncredit courses
Certificate, diploma, or
degree programs
Albany Technical Institute Altamaha Technical Institute Appalachian Technical Institute Athens Technical Institute Atlanta Technical Institute Augusta Technical Institute Central Georgia Technical Institute Chattahoochee Technical Institute Columbus Technical Institute Coosa Valley Technical Institute DeKalb Technical Institute East Central Technical Institute Flint River Technical Institute Griffin Technical Institute Heart of Georgia Technical Institute Lanier Technical Institute Middle Georgia Technical Institute Moultrie Technical Institute North Georgia Technical Institute North Metro Technical Institute Northwestern Technical Institute Ogeechee Technical Institute Okefenokee Technical Institute Sandersville Technical Institute Savannah Technical Institute South Georgia Technical Institute Southeastern Technical Institute Southwest Georgia Technical Institute Swainsboro Technical Institute Valdosta Technical Institute West Central Technical Institute West Georgia Technical Institute
Locally Governed Technical Institutes
Gwinnett Technical College
College Technical Divisions
Bainbridge College Clayton College and State University Coastal Georgia Community College Dalton State College
9,291 3,265 3,291 12,232 7,660 11,938 11,530 6,141 6,617 10,092 18,550 5,615 1,904 10,605 4,609 11,349 9,628 7,950 7,046 3,044 6,397 6,208 5,365 3,351 5,767 3,164 4,917 6,531 4,711 9,564 9,765 5,467
13,758
884 2,483 1,054 2,034
4,915 1,253 1,527 7,755 2,517 6,473 4,793
203 2,600 5,688 12,842 3,034
750 6,269 2,655 7,884 5,473 5,520 4,653
456 3,845 3,278 2,985 2,133 1,457
916 2,989 4,083 3,340 5,798 6,156 3,290
7,751
0 0 0 0
4,376 2,012 1,764 4,477 5,143 5,465 6,737 5,938 4,017 4,404 5,708 2,581 1,154 4,336 1,954 3,465 4,155 2,430 2,393 2,588 2,552 2,930 2,380 1,218 4,310 2,248 1,928 2,448 1,371 3,766 3,609 2,177
6,007
884 2,483 1,054 2,034
State Total
253,777
135,281
118,496
Source: Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education, Annual Report, 2001.
Graduates
Total
Employed in field or related field
538
399
526
378
311
219
362
239
740
475
1,170
788
910
614
518
267
725
401
614
534
719
540
636
400
362
235
736
423
346
260
647
487
1,134
509
566
226
705
574
416
277
453
276
455
365
463
307
417
236
585
408
495
259
419
271
441
305
272
234
948
761
536
280
345
209
668
302
58 365 108 123
19,832
40 205
82 90
12,875
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.310
INSTITUTIONAL REVENUESa AND STUDENT PARTICIPATIONb UNDER GEORGIA'S HOPE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM, BY TYPE OF PROGRAM,
FISCAL YEARS 1998-2000 (dollars; number of participants)
Fiscal year 1998
Revenue spent
(dollars)
Participants (number)
Fiscal year 1999
Revenue spent
(dollars)
Participants (number)
July-April, FY 2000
Revenue spent
(dollars)
Participants (number)
GED voucher redemptionc HOPE scholarship program for private college students Two-year private colleges Four-year private colleges Public college scholarships Two-year colleges Four-year colleges - universities Technical institutions
2,076,011 33,735,681
4,656,631 29,079,051 105,645,140 10,661,455 94,983,685 34,040,741
4,175 18,213
2,809 15,404 61,190 13,157 48,033 61,379
1,835,064 35,777,320
4,305,109 31,472,211 117,668,331 11,506,513 106,161,818 35,902,531
3,682 16,110
2,172 13,938 64,560 13,593 50,967 64,652
145,343,402 33,221,670 4,391,447 28,830,223
131,370,659 13,035,463
118,335,196 29,711,150
2,917 13,099
1,937 11,162 69,014 14,518 54,496 56,883
a Includes revenues paid on behalf of HOPE (Helping Outstanding Pupils Educationally) Scholarship recipients attending participating programs/institutions.
b Growth in enrollment and expenditures under the HOPE program reflects continuing expansions of eligibility by the State Legislature over the program's life.
c Number of participants calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia; number based on the $500 voucher per student.
Source: Georgia Student Finance Commission, unpublished data, fiscal years, 1998-2000.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.315
APPROPRIATIONS OF GEORGIA LOTTERY REVENUES FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, BY MAJOR CATEGORY, FISCAL YEARS 2000-2002 (dollars)
Funding class
By Program Scholarships Postsecondary options HOPE scholarship program Georgia Military College scholarship program Survivors of deceased public safety officers
scholarship program HOPE teacher scholarship program Promise program Promise II program Engineer scholarships Prekindergarten Capital and technology expenditures
Total appropriations from lottery
By Agency State Board of Education Board of Regents Department of Technical and Adult Education Georgia Student Finance Commision
2000
217,151,363 6,000,000
205,162,366 763,422 225,575
3,500,000 975,000 NA 525,000
226,372,162 261,003,950
704,527,475 704,527,475
375,773,083 92,650,980 24,952,049
211,151,363
NA Not available. Source: State of Georgia, Amended Budget Report, Fiscal Years 2000-2002.
2001
2002
274,779,309 4,500,000
261,487,721 657,426 232,330
3,496,800 1,960,000 1,845,032
600,000 229,645,928 219,318,058
723,743,295 723,743,295
361,403,930 NA
350,757,678 663,960 238,968
4,004,658 4,046,000
932,666 760,000 236,706,647 104,969,854
703,080,431 703,080,43
389,916,986 51,047,000 12,500,000
270,279,309
309,987,001 31,689,500
361,403,903
Total appropriations from lottery 704,527,475
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.320
ENROLLMENT IN ADULT LITERACY PROGRAMS, GEORGIA, FISCAL YEARS 1996-2001, BY TYPE OF PROVIDER, AND GED CREDENTIALS IS SUED, CALENDAR 1996-2001 (number)
Provider
FY 1996
FY 1997
Fiscal year enrollmenta FY 1998 FY 1999
FY 2000
FY 2001
State governed technical institutes Albany Technical College/Dougherty County* Altamaha Technical College Appalachian Technical College Athens Technical College Augusta Technical College Ben Hill-Irwin Technical Institute Carroll Technical Institute Central Georgia Technical College Coosa Valley Technical College DeKalb Technical College East Central Technical College Flint River Technical College Griffin Technical College Heart of Georgia Technical College Lanier Technical College Middle Georgia Technical College Moultrie Technical College North Georgia Technical College North Metro Technical College Northwestern Technical College Ogeechee Technical College Okefenokee Technical College Sandersville Technical College Southeastern Technical College South Georgia Technical College Southwest Georgia Technical College Swainsboro Technical College Thomas Technical Institute Valdosta Technical College West Central Technical College West Georgia Technical College
1,399 927
1,597 4,192 4,046
NA 3,430
NA 2,987 13,494 1,412 1,430 1,672 1,344 4,002 1,834
778 1,876 1,310 1,873
986 1,396
NA 688 1,194 NA 1,484 1,712 1,469 NA 1387
Total state governed technical institutes
59,919
2,270 967
1,802 4,201 3,752
NA 3,839
NA 2,933 13,261 1,482 1,481 2,383 1,510 4,690 2,116
913 1,665 1,943 1,958 1,515 1,953
747 1,057 1,605
NA 1,715 1,658 1,200
NA 1256
65,872
11,088 711
1,966 4,124 3,327
NA 3,606
NA 2,162 16,898 1,199
903 5,032 1,327 3,028 1,820 1,037 1,182 1,568 1,346
976 1,558
499 550 1,073 NA 629 1,361 1,443 NA 963
71,376
1,343 860
1,954 4,560 2,350
NA 2,593
NA 2,183 14,745 1,242
949 2,036 1,353 2,996 1,657 1,771 1,576 1,537 1,370
848 1,076
636 609 1,453 1,468 632 1,468 1,654 2,593 875
56,326
1,424 1,087 1,978 4,771 2,516
NA NA NA 2,256 17,986 1,060 688 4,385 1,208 4,150 1,653 1,369 1,881 1,728 1,439 723 1,674 471 822 1,333 1,227 786 NA 1,683 1,697 816
1,742 856
2,094 5,306 3,586
NA NA 2,894 2,464 20,489 1,110 752 4,869 1,067 4,061 2,149 2,150 2,680 1,765 1,483 818 1,564 640 869 1,332 1,675 1,353 NA 1540 2,645 928
62,811
74,881
(continued)
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.320 (Continued)
ENROLLMENT IN ADULT LITERACY PROGRAMS, GEORGIA, FISCAL YEARS 1996-2001, BY TYPE OF PROVIDER, AND GED CREDENTIALS ISSUED, CALENDAR 1994-2001 (number)
Provider
FY 1994
FY 1995
Fiscal year enrollmenta FY 1996 FY 1997c
FY 1998
FY 1999
Locally governed technical intstitutes Gwinnett Technical Institute DeKalb Technical Institute
7,357 NA
Total locally governed technical institutes
7,357
Public school literacy programs Atlanta City school system Bibb County school system Richard Arnold Adult Education Center Chatham County school system Clayton County school system Cobb County school system Decatur County school system Dougherty County Board of Education* Glynn County school system Muscogee County school system Savannah/Chatham County Bd. of Education Institutionalized
6,037 3,395
NA 4,172 2,749 6,124
790 NA 2,535 5,718 NA NA
Total public school literacy programs
31,520
Colleges with literacy programs Dalton College
1,917
Additional literacy program providers
807
Total
101,520
Additional providers GED credentials issued (calendar year)b
17,914
7,408 NA
7,408
5,753 NA
5,753
7,289 3,392
NA 3,758 2,211 5,487
936 NA 6,288 3,926 NA NA
33,287
6,365 2,960
NA 2,745 1,409 3,881
849 NA 767 4,145 NA 10,615
33,736
4,718
2,004
406
1,680
111,691 114,549
NA
NA
6,021 NA
6,021
5,846 3,259
NA 2,699 1,627 4,699
808 NA 1,208 3,591 2,699 11,576
38,012
2,143
705
103,207
NA
5,972 NA
5,972
8,398 3,259
NA NA NA 5,565 667 NA 848 3,195 2,247 11,042
35,221
2,524
70
105,598
NA
7,944 NA
7,944
7,936 NA NA NA
1,513 5,601
553 NA 1,059 3,865 3,180 NA
23,707
3,224
168
109,924
NA
NA Not available.
* FY 1996 = Dougherty County; FY 1997 = Albany Technical Institute.
a Includes students funded with state and federal grants; does not include literacy services managed by the Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education but funded from other sources.
b The GED (General Educational Development) credential certifies that the recipient has passed subject examinations equivalent to those required by a high school diploma.
c Institutionalized included in FY 1997 SDA total.
Source: Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education, Annual Report, 1996-1997, 1998-2001, and unpublished data.
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.330
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT OF GEORGIA'S POPULATION, BY AGE, URBAN/RURAL, AND METROPOLITAN/NONMETROPOLITAN RESIDENCE, 1990
(number)
Age/educational attainment
Total
Urban
Rural
Rural farm
NonMetropolitan metropolitan
Persons aged 18 -24 High school graduate (includes equivalency) Some college or associate degree Bachelor's degree or higher
Persons aged 25 and over Less than 5th grade 5th to 8th grade 9th to 12th grade, no diploma High school graduate (includes equivalency) Some college, no degree Associate degree, occupational program Associate degree, academic program Bachelor's degree Master's degree Doctoral degree
724,146
243,344 238,395
49,648 4,023,420
136,979 346,776 686,060
1,192,935 684,109
107,905
91,498 519,613 170,210
25,059
484,865
151,038 179,199
42,265 2,542,504
72,998 172,771 378,097
685,123 481,313
71,761
65,991 413,245 131,961
19,897
239,281
92,306 59,196
7,383 1,480,916
63,981 174,005 307,963
507,812 202,796
36,144
25,507 106,368
38,249 5,162
7,200
2,700 2,126
291 54,437
2,211 6,478 11,235
19,103 6,660
1,247
816 4,239 1,581
214
472,580 251,566
150,446 170,500
41,202 2,630,325
62,336 166,953 383,480
92,898 67,895
8,446 1,393,095
74,643 179,823 302,580
737,497 455,438 507,794 176,315
77,285 30,620
69,729 423,384 132,748
19,866
21,769 96,229 37,462
5,193
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1990 Census of Population, Social and Economic Characteristics, Georgia, Section 1 (1990 CP-2-12).
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.331
PERCENTAGE OF GEORGIA'S POPULATION WITH SPECIFIED EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, BY AGE, SEX, URBAN/RURAL, AND METROPOLITAN/NONMETROPOLITAN RESIDENCE, 1990
(number and percent)
Age/educational attainment
Total
Urban
Rural
Rural farm
NonMetropolitan metropolitan
Persons aged 25 and over (number) Percentage with:
Less than 5th grade High school graduate or higher
Male Female Some college or higher Bachelor's degree or higher Male Female Males aged 25 to 34 Percentage with: High school graduate or higher Bachelor's degree or higher Females aged 25-34 Percentage with: High school graduate or higher Bachelor's degree or higher
4,023,420
3.4 70.9 71.9 70.1 41.3 19.3 22.1 16.8 584,209
80.0 21.7 598,060
83.4 22.1
2,542,504 1,480,916
2.9 75.5 77.3 73.9 48.5 24.2 28.3 20.7 384,677
4.3 63.1 63.0 63.2 28.8 11.0 12.0 10.0 199,532
84.0 27.5 398,422
72.4 10.4 199,638
86.0
78.2
27.2
12.1
54,437
4.1 63.4 62.2 64.5 28.3 12.3 12.6 11.9 4,189
76.2 11.6 4,587
78.4 13.1
2,630,325
2.4 76.7 77.8 75.7 48.7 23.8 27.4 20.5 402,723
84.2 26.9 415,484
86.9 26.7
1,393,095
5.4 60.0 60.6 59.5 27.3 10.9 12.0 10.0 181,486
70.7 10.2 182,576
75.4 11.7
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1990 Census of Population, Social and Economic Characteristics, Georgia, Section 1 (1990 CP-2-12).
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.332
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT OF GEORGIA'S POPULATION, BY AGE, RACE, AND HISPANIC ORIGIN, 1990 (number)
Age/educational attainment
All persons
Persons aged 18 -24 High school graduate ( includes equivalency) Some college or associate degree Bachelor's degree or higher
Persons aged 25 and over Less than 5th grade
5th to 8th grade 9th to 12th grade, no diploma High school graduate (includes equivalency) Some college, no degree Associate degree, occupational program Associate degree, academic program Bachelor's degree Master's degree Doctoral degree
724,146 243,344 238,395
49,648 4,023,420
136,979 346,776 686,060 1,192,935 684,109 107,905
91,498 519,613 170,210
25,059
White
492,101 158,171 175,446
41,260 2,997,958
67,170 233,603 452,897 901,284 534,560
83,225 72,832 436,787 139,220 20,761
Black
211,582 79,340 57,445 6,676
954,209 64,486
107,057 223,687 276,160 139,062
22,496 16,430 71,113 26,016
2,802
American Indian, Eskimo, or Aleut
1,974 700 673 70
9,466 244 767
1,675 2,712 2,207
411 270 710 262 111
Age/educational attainment
Asian or Pacific Islander
Other race
Hispanic origin (of any race)
White, not of Hispanic origin
Persons aged 18 -24 High school graduate ( includes equivalency) Some college or associate degree Bachelor's degree or higher
Persons aged 25 and over Less than 5th grade
5th to 8th grade 9th to 12th grade, no diploma High school graduate (includes equivalency) Some college, no degree Associate degree, occupational program Associate degree, academic program Bachelor's degree Master's degree Doctoral degree
8,984 2,649 2,946 1,279 43,098 2,945 2,135 4,619 8,992 5,105 1,225 1,439 9,569 4,411 1,292
9,505 2,484 1,885
363 18,689
2,134 3,214 3,182 3,787 3,175
548 527 1,434 301
93
18,413 4,898 4,350 948
52,191 3,949 6,336 7,331
10,963 9,481 1,725 1,686 6,796 1,989 477
484,270 156,100 173,218
40,740 2,968,205
65,554 230,832 449,511 895,190 528,841
82,196 71,763 431,782 137,662 20,383
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1990 Census of Population, Social and Economic Characteristics, Georgia, Section 1 (1990 CP-2-12).
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.333
PERCENTAGE OF GEORGIA'S POPULATION WITH SPECIFIED EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, BY AGE, RACE, AND HISPANIC ORIGIN, 1990 (number and percent)
Age/educational attainment
Persons aged 25 and over (number) Percentage with:
Less than 5th grade High school graduate or higher
Male Female Some college or higher Bachelor's degree or higher Male Female Males aged 25 to 34 (number) Percentage with: High school graduate or higher Bachelor's degree or higher Females aged 25-34 (number) Percentage with: High school graduate or higher Bachelor's degree or higher
All persons
4,023,420
3.4 70.9 71.9 70.1 41.3 19.3 22.1 16.8 584,209
80.0 21.7 598,060
83.4 22.1
White
2,997,958
2.2 74.9 75.8 74.0 44.8 21.8 25.4 18.4 415,879
82.7 25.6 406,294
85.9 25.3
Black
954,209
6.8 58.6 58.4 58.7 29.6 11.0
9.9 11.8 152,032
74.1 10.4 177,776
78.2 14.4
American Indian, Eskimo, or Aleut
9,466
2.6 71.6 72.3 70.9 43.0 12.5 13.9 10.9 1,648
74.3 13.2 1,617
78.8 10.9
Age/educational attainment
Asian or Pacific Islander
Other race
Hispanic origin (of any race)
White, not of Hispanic origin
Persons aged 25 and over (number) Percentage with:
Less than 5th grade High school graduate or higher
Male Female Some college or higher Bachelor's degree or higher Male Female Males aged 25 to 34 (number) Percentage with: High school graduate or higher Bachelor's degree or higher Females aged 25-34 (number) Percentage with: High school graduate or higher Bachelor's degree or higher
43,098
6.8 77.5 83.1 72.8 56.6 38.6 48.8 30.1 7,581
84.5 46.6 8,414
81.1 37.4
18,689
11.4 54.4 50.4 60.9 34.1 11.4 11.6 10.9 7,069
51.0 11.1 3,959
63.1 12.4
52,191
7.6 66.2 62.7 70.8 45.2 20.5 21.5 19.3 14,955
60.7 18.2 9,916
74.2 21.9
2,968,205
2.2 74.9 75.9 74.0 44.7 21.7 25.4 18.4 408,882
82.9 25.6 401,050
85.9 25.3
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1990 Census of Population, Social and Economic Characteristics, Georgia, Section 1 (1990 CP-2-12).
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.400
NON-ENGLISH SPEAKERS IN GEORGIA, BY AGE, RACE, HISPANIC ORIGIN, AND PLACE OF RESIDENCE, 1990 (number of persons and households)
Age/ability to speak English
Persons aged 5 and over (total) Speak a language other than English 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over Do not speak English "very well" 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over
Linguistically isolated households
Persons aged 5 and over (total) Speak a language other than English 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over Do not speak English "very well" 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over
Linguistically isolated households
Persons aged 5 and over (total) Speak a language other than English 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over Do not speak English "very well" 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over
Linguistically isolated households
Urban
Rural
Inside metropolitan
area
2,463,982 103,649 16,850 77,931 4,995 3,873 31,030 5,056 23,107 1,552 1,315
6,175
1,822,642 39,754 9,282 27,624 1,703 1,145 13,519 3,416 9,359 369 375
1,284
White
2,734,580 106,265 18,406 79,508 4,854 3,497 31,722 5,742 23,264 1,487 1,229
6,026
1,218,250 45,454 10,320 33,255 1,183 696 14,911 3,524 10,801 355 231
2,794
361,243 9,022 2,850 5,690 286 196 2,984 928 1,923 68 65
247
Black
1,058,115 41,413 9,137 30,767 985 524 13,412 3,108 9,894 249 161
2,496
American Indian, Eskimo, or Aleut Persons
8,427 1,071
116 930
20 5
260 34
216 5 5
5,915 477 48 416 9 4 87 18 68 0 1
9,194 1,019
96 898
20 5
241 26
205 5 5
38
6
31
Outside metropolitan
area
1,552,044 37,138 7,726 26,047 1,844 1,521 12,827 2,730 9,202 434 461
1,433
521,378 13,063 4,033 8,178 484 368 4,483 1,344 2,830 174 135
545
5,148 529 68 448 9 4 106 26 79 0 1
13
(continued)
EDUCATION
3.000
TABLE 3.400 (Continued)
NON-ENGLISH SPEAKERS IN GEORGIA, BY AGE, RACE, HISPANIC ORIGIN, AND PLACE OF RESIDENCE, 1990 (number of persons and households)
Age/ability to speak English
Urban
Rural
Inside metropolitan
area
Outside metropolitan
area
Persons aged 5 and over (total) Speak a language other than English 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over Do not speak English "very well" 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over
Linguistically isolated households
61,460 50,692 10,207 39,011
1,099 375
27,650 4,158
22,374 793 325
6,085
Asian or Pacific Islanders
6,545 4,500
884 3,483
103 30
2,168 283
1,797 65 23
60,225 49,511 10,087 37,942
1,095 387
26,994 4,055
21,804 803 332
375
6,020
7,780 5,681 1,004 4,552
107 18
2,824 386
2,367 55 16
440
Persons aged 5 and over (total) Speak a language other than English 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over Do not speak English "very well" 5 to 17 years 18 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over
Linguistically isolated households
Hispanic Origin (may be of any race)
70,986 48,619
8,347 38,844
913 515 22,606 3,115 18,643 517 331
19,527 12,604
2,316 10,119
118 51
7,229 1,157 5,990
45 37
66,671 45,000
7,711 35,936
882 471 20,067 2,791 16,474 487 315
4,247
808
3,754
23,842 16,223
2,952 13,027
149 95
9,768 1,481 8,159
75 53
1,301
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1990 Census of Population, Social and Economic Characteristics, Georgia, Section 1 (1990 CP-2-12).
4. LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Annual Average Civilian Labor Force Est~matesand Agricultural Employmen Georgia. 1996-2001
PAGE
92
92
Annual Civllian Labor Force Estimates for Georgia, By County, 200
93
Paid Civilian Employment
in Georgia. By Industry. 1
97
Pa~dCivilian Employment,
in Georgia. By County, 19
99
Estimated 1998 and Projected 2008 Employment In Georgla, By Major Industry, with PercentageDistlibutlons and Changes.... .......................................
........ 101
Georgia's Largest Non-Government Employes, 2000 and 200
102
Leading and Lagging Growth Industries in Georgia, 1998-2008,
Ranked by Employment Change ....................................................................... ............................ ...... 103
Leading and Lagging Growth lndustnes in Georgia. 1996-2008, by Annual Average
PercentageChange in Employment
. ............. ... ........................................... 105
Fastest Growing Occupations in Georgia, 1998-2008, By Projected Annual
Number of Openings and Rate of Growth.................................... ........................................................ 107
EmployeesIn NonagriculturalEstablishmentsin Georgia. By Industry, 1998-2001......... .. ............... 109
111
113
Average Establishments,
By Industry in Georgia, 20
116
Percentageof ManufacturingCompanies Providing Specific Employment
Benefits, Georgia, 1999-2002...................
............................ 118
Characteristicsof Employee Benefits Paid by ManufactunngCompanies.
Georgia. 2002 .............................................................................................. ........................... ............. 119
I- and Part-Time, By
r 1991 to March 200
120
Occupational Distribution of Employed Civilians in Georgia. By Sex and Race, 1999 Characteristics of NLRB Cases Received and Closed in Georgia. FY 1996-1999
121 122
.. . 123
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.100
ANNUAL AVERAGE CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE ESTIMATES AND AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT, GEORGIA, 1996-2001
(in thousands)
Employment statusa
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Civilian labor force Total civilian employmentb Unemployed Agricultural employment
3,738.9 3,566.5
172.3 41.7
3,904.5 3,727.3
177.2 50.2
4,014.5 3,845.7
168.8 34.6
4,078.3 3,916.1
162.2 41.4
4,173.3 4,018.9
154.4 45.0
4,131.6 3,966.3
165.2 NA
NA Not available. a By place of residence. b Includes wage and salary employment, self employment, private household workers, and agricultural workers.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Market Information, Labor Force, Employment and Unemployment Data in Georgia (Internet), July 2002.
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.200
TOTAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATESa, GEORGIA, GEORGIA'S MSAs, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1996-2001 (percent)
Area
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Georgia United States
4.6
4.5
4.2
4.0
3.7
4.0
5.4
4.9
4.5
4.2
4.0
4.8
MSAb
Albany
6.0
6.5
8.0
7.5
6.3
5.5
Athens
3.1
3.0
3.0
2.6
2.4
3.1
Atlanta
3.8
3.7
3.3
3.1
3.0
3.5
Augusta-Aiken (GA-SC)
6.7
6.2
5.5
5.2
4.6
5.0
Columbus (GA-AL)
5.1
4.9
4.7
5.2
4.7
4.8
Macon
4.8
4.8
5.2
4.8
4.3
3.8
Savannah
4.9
4.9
4.5
4.2
3.6
3.2
a Unemployment as a percentage of the civilian labor force, by place of residence.
b Rates for metropolitan statistical areas are based on the entire geographic area (inside and outside Georgia), as defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1993.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Area Unemployment Statistics, data extracted on July 19, 2002.
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
TABLE 4.201
ANNUAL CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE ESTIMATES FOR GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 2000 (number; percent)
Labor force
8,146 3,434 4,386 1,621 18,500
6,463 21,706 40,958
9,457 6,528
73,073 5,904 6,388 7,857
11,204
26,952 9,044 9,101 2,497
17,064
3,907 45,486 27,199
3,859 106,516
2,457 11,886 83,131 46,256
1,587
126,858 3,501
363,637 20,990 19,672
45,105 8,380
47,360 6,134 9,684
Employment
7,450 3,175 4,119 1,540 17,681
6,259 21,025 39,274
8,875 6,160
69,529 5,683 6,020 7,408
10,893
26,211 8,336 8,625 2,295
16,463
3,706 43,625 26,516
3,696 102,454
2,264 11,515 81,461 45,025
1,484
122,318 3,303
354,643 19,870 18,516
43,868 7,949
45,750 5,880 9,091
Unemployment
Number
Rate (%)
696 259 267
81 819
204 681 1,684 582 368
3,544 221 368 449 311
741 708 476 202 601
201 1,861
683 163 4,062
193 371 1,670 1,231 103
4,540 198
8,994 1,120 1,156
1,237 431
1,610 254 593
8.5 7.5 6.1 5.0 4.4
3.2 3.1 4.1 6.2 5.6
4.8 3.7 5.8 5.7 2.8
2.7 7.8 5.2 8.1 3.5
5.1 4.1 2.5 4.2 3.8
7.9 3.1 2.0 2.7 6.5
3.6 5.7 2.5 5.3 5.9
2.7 5.1 3.4 4.1 6.1
(continued)
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
TABLE 4.201 (Continued)
ANNUAL CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE ESTIMATES FOR GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 2000 (number; percent)
Labor force
7,520 17,296 365,621 11,857
9,918
4,572 44,424 53,032
4,768 1,280
18,526 9,063 8,803 5,023 9,329
51,643 44,999 55,727 10,562 410,281
8,195 1,007 35,710 22,647 9,330
5,812 345,950
15,864 74,460
4,017
9,990 12,168
9,985 4,737 63,981
51,999 5,028
23,118 4,863 5,254
Employment
7,326 17,016 352,300 11,169
9,460
4,276 41,373 51,592
4,406 1,220
17,984 8,356 7,968 4,783 9,043
50,673 43,374 54,864 10,194 395,164
7,924 962
34,448 21,799
8,743
5,457 338,084
15,328 72,727
3,636
9,548 11,812
9,547 4,475 62,650
50,266 4,741
22,501 4,672 4,936
Unemployment
Number
Rate (%)
194 280 13,321 688 458
296 3,051 1,440
362 60
542 707 835 240 286
970 1,625
863 368 15,117
271 45
1,262 848 587
355 7,866
536 1,733
381
442 356 438 262 1,331
1,733 287 617 191 318
2.6 1.6 3.6 5.8 4.6
6.5 6.9 2.7 7.6 4.7
2.9 7.8 9.5 4.8 3.1
1.9 3.6 1.5 3.5 3.7
3.3 4.5 3.5 3.7 6.3
6.1 2.3 3.4 2.3 9.5
4.4 2.9 4.4 5.5 2.1
3.3 5.7 2.7 3.9 6.1
(continued)
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
County
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
TABLE 4.201 (Continued)
ANNUAL CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE ESTIMATES FOR GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 2000 (number; percent)
Labor force
7,367 4,664 3,643 12,139 6,716
3,655 22,517 11,988 18,039
3,103
3,874 44,119 11,225
9,699 4,581
5,763 13,605
3,476 9,371 3,167
12,205 8,690 3,830 7,447
20,107
86,436 30,873 13,503
6,222 43,595
11,261 11,274
7,696 6,599 17,251
4,602 9,576 1,536 7,388 3,353
Employment
6,689 4,386 3,383 11,637 6,285
3,446 21,186 11,503 16,970
2,811
3,743 41,662 11,025
9,149 4,348
5,208 13,245
3,318 8,805 2,995
11,455 8,249 3,476 7,140
19,354
82,150 29,860 13,318
6,060 42,633
10,687 10,969
7,341 6,312 16,513
4,402 9,270 1,452 7,253 3,105
Unemployment
Number
Rate (%)
678 278 260 502 431
209 1,331
485 1,069
292
131 2,457
200 550 233
555 360 158 566 172
750 441 354 307 753
4,286 1,013
185 162 962
574 305 355 287 738
200 306
84 135 248
9.2 6.0 7.1 4.1 6.4
5.7 5.9 4.0 5.9 9.4
3.4 5.6 1.8 5.7 5.1
9.6 2.6 4.5 6.0 5.4
6.1 5.1 9.2 4.1 3.7
5.0 3.3 1.4 2.6 2.2
5.1 2.7 4.6 4.3 4.3
4.3 3.2 5.5 1.8 7.4
(continued)
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.201 (Continued)
ANNUAL CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE ESTIMATES FOR GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 2000 (number; percent)
County
Labor force
Employment
Unemployment
Number
Rate (%)
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth Georgia
80,429 40,023
1,856 6,046 4,827
30,043 11,743
2,450 15,246
3,037
844 7,538 3,804 5,030 4,169
21,696 20,741 12,750
4,336 2,841
30,829 4,230 4,227 7,808
12,505
31,864 30,419 16,110
2,673 9,827
11,771 1,142 2,083 9,237
47,813
3,324 5,486 4,678 9,418 4,088,008
75,761 38,986
1,773 5,633 4,588
28,558 11,315
2,303 14,479
2,841
800 6,944 3,592 4,516 3,817
20,644 19,789 11,419
4,188 2,564
29,567 3,856 4,002 7,541
11,709
30,763 29,495 15,243
2,481 9,331
11,063 1,103 1,887 8,891
46,292
3,156 5,182 4,435 8,838 3,925,437
4,668
5.8
1,037
2.6
83
4.5
413
6.8
239
5.0
1,485
4.9
428
3.6
147
6.0
767
5.0
196
6.5
44
5.2
594
7.9
212
5.6
514
10.2
352
8.4
1,052
4.8
952
4.6
1,331
10.4
148
3.4
277
9.8
1,262
4.1
374
8.8
225
5.3
267
3.4
796
6.4
1,101
3.5
924
3.0
867
5.4
192
7.2
496
5.0
708
6.0
39
3.4
196
9.4
346
3.7
1,521
3.2
168
5.1
304
5.5
243
5.2
580
6.2
162,571
4.0
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Civilian Labor Force Estimates, Revised Annual Averages, 2000.
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.203
PAID CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT, ANNUAL PAYROLL, AND NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY INDUSTRY, 1999
Total number of mid-March employees
Total
3,363,797
Forestry, fishing, hunting, and agriculture support
8,828
Forestry and logging
5,481
Fishing, hunting and trapping
(D)
Agriculture and forestry support activities
(D)
Mining
6,888
Oil and gas extraction
(D)
Mining (except oil and gas)
6,431
Mining support activities
(D)
Utilities
22,804
Utilities
22,804
Construction
189,794
Building, developing and general contracting
46,496
Heavy construction
28,067
Special trade contractors
115,231
Manufacturing
530,742
Food manufacturing
62,781
Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing
7,308
Textile mills
52,052
Textile product mills
45,889
Apparel manufacturing
21,166
Leather and allied product manufacturing
699
Wood product manufacturing
29,220
Paper manufacturing
26,334
Printing and related support activities
22,075
Petroleum and coal products manufacturing
1,188
Chemical manufacturing
24,960
Plastics and rubber products manufacturing
28,853
Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
19,668
Primary metal manufacturing
7,070
Fabricated metal product manufacturing
33,442
Machinery manufacturing
28,251
Computer and electronic product manufacturing
17,159
Electrical equip, appliance and component manufacturing 21,313
Transportation equipment manufacturing
50,461
Furniture and related product manufacturing
14,462
Miscellaneous manufacturing
16,391
Wholesale trade
197,503
Wholesale trade, durable goods
125,958
Wholesale trade, nondurable goods
71,545
Retail trade
440,893
Motor vehicle and parts dealers
55,210
Furniture and home furnishing stores
19,507
Electronics and appliance stores
12,415
Bldg material and garden equip and supp dealers
40,196
Food and beverage stores
95,902
Health and personal care stores
22,486
Gasoline stations
30,830
Clothing and clothing accessories stores
40,599
Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores
13,695
General merchandise stores
73,522
Miscellaneous store retailers
22,940
Nonstore retailers
13,591
Transportation and warehousing
126,979
Air transportation
38,921
Water transportation
(D)
Truck transportation
47,342
Transit and ground passenger transportation
2,571
Pipeline transportation
(D)
Scenic and sightseeing transportation
(D)
Transportation support activities
13,436
Couriers and messengers
16,532
Warehousing and storage
6,815
Total number of establishments
197,759 1,141 749 45 347 224 5 187 32 569 569
19,985 6,341 1,360
12,284 8,936 559 56 287 473 299 33 557 207 1,142 70 463 435 581 83 1,121 552 270 134 268 642 704
14,033 9,495 4,538
33,375 3,923 2,233 1,306 2,803 3,986 2,478 4,474 4,515 1,616 1,361 3,526 1,154 5,169 121 26 3,177 249 40 26 967 296 267
Total annual payroll ($000)
103,836,505 208,170 139,624 (D) (D) 323,346 (D) 307,808 (D)
1,344,511 1,344,511 6,192,917 1,733,918
922,675 3,536,324 16,872,823 1,616,068
379,031 1,271,362 1,222,565
325,402 11,894
796,085 1,106,522
691,387 47,061
1,020,737 893,954 675,090 240,389
1,028,576 964,204 695,887 750,101
2,227,057 364,760 544,691
8,581,289 5,829,193 2,752,096 8,592,615 1,880,363
460,439 382,203 1,094,367 1,315,273 430,086 458,913 568,630 195,045 1,091,698 380,989 334,609 4,175,160 1,551,264
(D) 1,494,193
45,237 (D) (D)
397,093 429,428 194,276
(continued)
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.203 (Continued)
PAID CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT, ANNUAL PAYROLL, AND NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY INDUSTRY, 1999
Total number of mid-March employees
Total number of establishments
Total annual payroll ($000)
Information
115,618
Publishing industries
24,748
Motion picture and sound recording industries
6,104
Broadcasting and telecommunications
68,933
Information and data processing services
15,833
Finance and insurance
161,789
Monetary authorities - central bank
(D)
Credit intermediation and related activities
81,706
Security, commodity contracts and like activity
13,624
Insurance carriers and related activities
64,047
Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles (part)
(D)
Real estate and rental and leasing
54,606
Real estate
33,843
Rental and leasing services
19,305
Lessors of other nonfinancial intangible asset
1,458
Professional, scientific and technical services
185,219
Professional, scientific and technical services
185,219
Management of companies and enterprises
98,592
Management of companies and enterprises
98,592
Admin, support, waste mgt, remediation services
310,614
Administrative and support services
304,531
Waste management and remediation services
6,083
Educational services
59,871
Educational services
59,871
Health care and social assistance
337,591
Ambulatory health care services
113,697
Hospitals
132,468
Nursing and residential care facilities
46,861
Social assistance
44,565
Arts, entertainment and recreation
35,007
Performing arts, spectator sports, and related industries 7,374
Museums, historical sites and like institutions
2,267
Amusement, gambling and recreation industries
25,366
Accommodation and food services
286,264
Accommodation
43,967
Food services and drinking places
242,297
Other services (except public administration)
142,470
Repair and maintenance
38,715
Personal and laundry services
34,712
Religious, grantmaking, civic, prof and like organizations 69,043
Auxiliaries (exc corporate, subsidiary and regional mgt)
48,816
Unclassified establishments
2,909
3,609 930 513
1,641 525
12,284 1
5,814 1,405 4,982
82 8,604 6,451 2,087
66 21,165 21,165
1,531 1,531 10,452 9,990
462 1,640 1,640 16,205 11,724
208 1,074 3,199 2,182
675 95
1,412 14,106
1,674 12,432 19,618
6,480 5,337 7,801
487 2,444
5,703,926 1,171,043
141,687 3,507,666
883,530 7,301,193
(D) 3,017,215 1,254,464 2,921,025
(D) 1,771,428 1,184,012
480,782 106,634 8,992,432 8,992,432 6,499,207 6,499,207 6,885,131 6,698,753 186,378 1,422,086 1,422,086 10,166,565 4,735,161 4,018,954 775,728 636,722 759,589 356,992
44,794 357,803 3,293,245 737,946 2,555,299 2,857,974 1,128,285 598,221 1,131,468 1,814,324
78,574
(D) Employment and payroll data withheld to protect confidentiality.
a Data are for week of March 12 and includes wage and salary employment (mandatory and elective) covered under the Federal Insurance Contribution Act, and selected payrolls. Data exclude government employees, railroad employees, selfemployed persons, etc.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 1999.
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.205
PAID CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT, TAXABLE PAYROLL, AND NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA,
BY COUNTY, 1999
County
Employees
Total
mid-Marcha number of
(number) establishments
Annual payroll ($000)
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
5,603 1,627 2,807
229 15,108
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
3,179 9,112 26,264 6,984 3,929
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
81,588 2,917 1,299 2,580 2,978
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
16,508 4,987 4,041 753 7,844
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
2,265 26,590 10,236
1,456 105,567
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
1,597 6,298 27,039 40,851
363
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
86,162 2,588
301,538 16,529 12,092
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
26,104 4,326
23,322 586
7,593
385 85
200 22
823
207 805 1,550 387 276
4,577 209 171 217 402
1,214 320 341 105 675
204 1,770
757 173 6,579
60 328 3,068 2,564
48
4,381 138
17,564 852 887
1,798 331
1,575 80
559
196,061 34,923 62,648 5,426
335,599
54,607 230,322 683,090 166,808
91,453
2,247,314 61,848 25,433 45,176 57,313
337,834 149,446
93,333 11,990 148,203
42,214 719,465 246,422
30,041 2,862,925
46,719 138,354 666,373 979,576
6,452
2,317,070 48,250
10,675,757 359,509 229,672
633,601 82,172
587,616 9,392
154,098
County
Employees mid-Marcha
(number)
Total number of establishments
Annual payroll ($000)
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
2,442 3,442 9,145 324,395 4,177
2,904 45,048 26,885
2,957 30
5,301 5,563 5,392 3,614 4,125
27,858 38,069 28,477
6,501 726,101
5,847 207
29,937 21,092
4,051
4,122 273,909
12,153 54,746
830
5,136 4,425 6,114 1,550 25,133
25,565 1,975
13,774 1,556 4,723
217 446 601 17,165 374
48,187 75,660 197,282 11,029,789 67,352
189 2,605 2,036
250 12
59,394 1,209,737
626,951 91,466 410
483
154,025
534
117,837
414
96,221
232
76,735
443
74,769
2,281 2,019 2,259
457 30,590
766,059 901,426 817,877 146,007 29,929,181
424 27
2,386 931 400
117,027 2,955
698,830 494,224
77,146
310 17,014
808 3,341
85
90,603 9,633,212
276,809 1,474,242
12,875
434 404 372 108 2,163
116,094 82,853
144,950 24,269
592,015
1,983 132 931 161 314
558,106 38,033
330,602 41,280 98,854
(continued)
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.205 (Continued)
PAID CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT, TAXABLE PAYROLL, AND NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA,
BY COUNTY, 1999
County
Employees
Total
mid-Marcha number of
(number) establishments
Annual payroll ($000)
County
Employees mid-Marcha
(number)
Total number of establishments
Annual payroll ($000)
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
4,782 2,391 1,467 1,836 3,167
810 16,724
1,891 8,799 1,495
292 36,762
3,774 6,938 1,966
2,566 7,100 2,305 5,044 1,082
3,679 3,521 1,161 5,845 8,913
85,484 14,692
4,865 911
8,697
5,910 4,719 2,501 1,217 8,177
2,400 4,617
228 5,139 1,562
350 149 147 238 225
107 1,041
205 721 160
47 2,367
386 452 228
220 518
82 334 146
408 397 100 393 472
4,333 1,140
557 143 910
459 450 304 181 623
205 341
40 488 170
114,617 44,594 29,338 41,229 64,605
15,268 368,017
35,010 170,740
23,388
3,064 757,062
85,219 150,998
33,870
70,369 161,226
39,904 119,045
18,892
64,337 82,495 24,926 132,304 198,744
2,213,600 354,545 120,770 15,079 191,980
144,384 118,469
48,937 26,041 181,761
54,386 117,988
4,125 106,397
32,917
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth Statewide
80,286 31,080
924 2,855 1,400
19,315 9,610 841
12,555 442
106 2,968 1,393 4,033 1,960
17,634 17,666 10,389
2,032 728
29,762 1,721 1,574 3,531 9,083
16,067 10,209 12,785
1,376 7,052
7,618 232 795
4,557 54,518
645 3,575 2,922 2,511 16,908
4,533 1,934
66 236 197
1,210 588 90 700 62
22 300 141 234 183
1,082 1,118
703 270
93
1,378 181 92 451 516
891 1,156
983 81
418
516 24 70
547 2,561
102 287 162 286
36
2,088,054 902,274 21,978 61,120 26,201
434,976 207,756
18,722 269,589
10,684
1,581 50,672 30,602 66,714 38,141
394,413 405,706 200,798
43,650 10,039
840,824 32,607 56,672 69,093
189,753
346,192 246,668 273,733
33,473 230,097
167,084 6,836
15,916 90,567 1,492,655
11,574 79,541 98,146 49,127 375,788
a Week of March 12 and include wage and salary employment (mandatory and elective) covered under the Federal Insurance Contribution Act, and selected payrolls. Data exclude government employees, railroad employees, self-employed persons, etc. For details, see source.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 1999.
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.207
ESTIMATED 1998 AND PROJECTED 2008 EMPLOYMENTa IN GEORGIA, BY MAJOR INDUSTRY, WITH PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTIONS AND CHANGES
Industry
1998
Annual Average employment
Percent of
totalb
2008
1998-2008
Projected employment
Percent of
totalb
Change in
employment
(number)
(percent)
Total all industries Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Mining Construction Durable goods manufacturing Nondurable goods manufacturing Transportation Communications and utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate
10.0 Services Government
3,997,947 100.0
81,675
2.0
7,909
0.2
180,611
4.5
285,237
7.1
312,791
7.8
201,770
5.0
69,047
1.7
254,089
6.4
678,547
17.0
196,438
1,477,455
37.0
252,378
6.3
4,949,458
100.0
92,323
1.9
7,915
0.2
214,447
4.3
300,085
6.1
306,673
6.2
250,801
5.1
94,315
1.9
294,886
6.0
832,729
16.8
4.9 216,111
2,056,510
41.6
282,663
5.7
951,511
23.8
10,648
13.0
6
0.1
33,836
18.7
14,848
5.2
-6,118
-2.0
49,031
24.3
25,268
36.6
40,797
16.1
154,182
22.7
4.4 19,673
579,055
39.2
30,285
12.0
a Data rounded to the nearest 10 job openings. Percentages based on unrounded data. b Calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Market Information Systems, unpublished data, March 2002.
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.208 GEORGIA'S LARGESTa NON-GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYERS, 2000 AND 2002
Firm
2000
Employmenta (number)
Firm
2002
Employmenta (number)
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Delta Air Lines, Inc.* Shaw Industries Inc.* BellSouth Corp.* Promina Health System* Publix Supermarkets, Inc. Mohawk Industries* The Southern Co./Georgia Power Co.* Columbia Healthcare Corp. Emory System of Health Care* A T & T Co. K-Mart Corp. The Kroger Co. CVS Corp. Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. Bank of America
32,515 27,552 21,000 19,500 18,000 17,000 16,160 13,603 12,000 10,800 10,550 10,500 10,500 10,000 10,000 10,000
Wal-Mart Stores Inc.)
40,575
Delta Air Lines, Inc.*
31,500
BellSouth Corp.*
25,000
Shaw Industries Inc.*
23,500
Publix Super Markets, Inc.)
20,000
Mohawk Industries Inc.*
18,000
Emory System of Health Care*
14,398
Promina Health Care System*
13,800
The Southern Co. (Georgia Power) * 13,386
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
11,300
The Home Depot Inc.*
11,085
A T & T Corp.
11,000
United Parcel Service Inc.
10,000
* Indicates a Georgia-headquartered company. a Includes companies employing 10,000 or more employees statewide.
Source: Georgia Department of Industry, Trade, and Tourism, unpublished data, July 2002.
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.209
LEADING AND LAGGING GROWTH INDUSTRIES IN GEORGIA, 1998-2008, RANKED BY EMPLOYMENT CHANGE (number of jobs)
Industry
1998 annual average
employment
2008 projected employment
Business services Health services Educational services Eating and drinking places Engineering and management services Special trade contractors Social services Food stores Communications Transportation by air Wholesale trade, durable goods Local government, except education and hospitals Wholesale trade, nondurable goods Self-employed, unpd family wrkrs and priv hseholds State government, except education and hospitals Automobile dealers and service stations Auto repair, services and parking Miscellaneous retail stores Amusement and recreation services Trucking and warehousing Transportation services Building materials and garden supplies Agricultural services General merchandise stores Nondepository institutions
288,249 289,115 292,160 244,149
81,946 115,050
54,421 106,838
69,047 57,014 164,343 109,264 89,746 259,133 74,058 71,467 34,228 71,447 32,676 60,023 16,178 33,200 23,638 83,938 26,831
Leading industries
548,466 381,066 375,022 312,510 125,677 146,218
80,124 132,479
94,315 81,502 186,233 128,272 108,653 279,470 91,384 85,760 47,405 84,307 45,331 71,472 26,659 42,496 32,913 93,171 34,880
1998-2008 change in employment
260,217 91,951 82,862 68,361 43,731 31,168 25,703 25,641 25,268 24,488 21,890 19,008 18,907 18,864 17,326 14,293 13,177 12,860 12,655 11,449 10,481 9,296 9,275 9,233 8,049
(continued)
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.209 (Continued)
LEADING AND LAGGING GROWTH INDUSTRIES IN GEORGIA, 1998-2008, RANKED BY EMPLOYMENT CHANGE (number of jobs)
Industry
1998 annual average
employment
2008 projected employment
1998-2008 change in employment
Agricultural production, livestock and crops Holding and other investment offices Paper and allied products U.S. Postal Service Services, not elsewhere classified Stone, clay and glass Fishing, hunting and trapping Forestry Miscellaneous manufacturing industries All other transportation Furniture and fixtures Leather and leather products Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels Heavy construction, except building Pipelines, except natural gas Petroleum and coal products Tobacco products Primary metal industries Electric, gas and sanitary services Railroad transportation Depository institutions Transportation equipment Textile mill products Federal government Apparel and other textile products
51,068 7,506
33,776 21,787
1,264 21,386
1,080 5,889 12,594 3,411 11,203
696 7,909 24,748
459 936 3,187 14,035 24,151 8,056 50,793 49,548 106,589 69,056 31,431
Lagging industries
52,041 8,406
34,441 22,440
1,786 21,866
1,285 6,084 12,719 3,472 11,246
709 7,915 24,730
416 883 2,887 13,219 23,246 6,926 49,269 47,070 103,391 63,007 19,408
3
973 900 665 653 522 480 205 195 125
61 43 13
6 -18 -43 -53 -300 -816 -905 -1,130 -1,524 -2,478 -3,198 -6,049 -12,023
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, unpublished data, March 2002.
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TABLE 4.210
LEADING AND LAGGING GROWTH INDUSTRIES IN GEORGIA, 1998-2008, RANKED BY ANNUAL AVERAGE PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN EMPLOYMENT
Industry
1998 annual average employmenta
(number)
Business services Museums, botanical and zoological gardens Transportation services Engineering and management services Social services Transportation by air Services, not elsewhere classified Agricultural services Amusement and recreation services Auto repair, services and parking Local and interurban passenger transit Communications Health services Legal services Nondepository institutions Motion pictures Educational services Building materials and garden supplies Security and commodity brokers Eating and drinking places Special trade contractors Membership organizations Food stores Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products Furniture and homefurnishings stores
288,249 1,464
16,178 81,946 54,421 57,014
1,264 23,638 32,676 34,228 10,691 69,047 289,115 25,665 26,831 12,579 292,160 33,200
9,200 244,149 115,050
16,485 106,838
27,266 32,313
Projected 2008
employmenta (number)
Leading industries
548,466 2,768
26,659 125,677
80,124 81,502
1,786 32,913 45,331 47,405 14,668 94,315 381,066 33,370 34,880 16,323 375,022 42,496 11,776 312,510 146,218 20,936 132,479 33,809 39,421
Compound annual rate of growth 1998-2008 (percent)
6.6 6.6 5.1 4.4 3.9 3.6 3.5 3.4 3.3 3.3 3.2 3.2 2.8 2.7 2.7 2.6 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.4 2.4 2.2 2.2 2.0
(continued)
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TABLE 4.210 (Continued)
LEADING AND LAGGING GROWTH INDUSTRIES IN GEORGIA, 1998-2008, RANKED BY ANNUAL AVERAGE PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN EMPLOYMENT
Industry
1998 annual average employmenta
(number)
U.S. Postal Service
21,787
Stone, clay and glass
21,386
Paper and allied products
33,776
Agricultural production, livestock and crops
51,068
Leather and leather products
696
All other transportation
3,411
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
12,594
Furniture and fixtures
11,203
Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels
7,909
Heavy construction, except building
24,748
Textile mill products
106,589
Depository institutions
50,793
Electric, gas and sanitary services
24,151
Transportation equipment
49,548
Petroleum and coal products
936
Primary metal industries
14,035
Federal government
69,056
Pipelines, except natural gas
459
Tobacco products
3,187
Railroad transportation
8,056
Apparel and other textile products
31,431
State government, except education and hospitals 74,058
Local government, except education and hospitals 109,264
Railroad transportation
8,056
Apparel and other textile products
31,431
Projected 2008
employmenta (number)
Lagging industries
22,440 21,866 34,441 52,041
709 3,472 12,719 11,246 7,915 24,730 103,391 49,269 23,246 47,070
883 13,219 63,007
416 2,887 6,926 19,408 91,384 128,272 6,926 19,408
Compound annual rate of growth 1998-2008 (percent)
0.3 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 -0.3 -0.3 -0.4 -0.5 -0.6 -0.6 -0.9 -1.0 -1.0 -1.5 -4.7 2.1 1.6 -1.5 -4.7
a Data rounded to the nearest 10 jobs. Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, unpublished data, April 1998.
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TABLE 4.211
FASTEST GROWING OCCUPATIONS IN GEORGIA, 1998-2008, BY PROJECTED ANNUAL NUMBER OF OPENINGS AND RATE OF GROWTH
Occupation
Cashiers General managers and top executives Salespersons, retail General office clerks Waiters and waitresses Food preparation workers Janitors and cleaners Secretaries, except legal or medical Helpers and laborers, n.e.c. Guards Food preparation workers Registered nurses Systems analysts Hand packers and packagers Marketing/sales supervisors Clerical supervisors Sales representatives, n.e.c. Teachers, secondary school Reception/information clerks Teachers, elementary
1998 employment
110,521 138,852 105,292
86,153 55,362 43,156 60,005 86,729 50,006 29,955 33,096 51,680 14,273 37,461 55,313 41,844 47,195 30,067 32,274 41,232
Ranking by annual job openings
2008 employment
Annual average job openingsa
Compound annual rate of growth
142,770 179,304 128,631 108,885
69,107 52,343 77,778 99,474 60,508 47,650 39,793 67,196 36,352 51,137 69,759 53,900 57,011 41,021 46,046 51,348
8,041 6,477 5,903 4,659 4,425 3,296 3,080 2,690 2,598 2,517 2,493 2,405 2,297 2,294 2,168 2,148 2,134 2,055 1,995 1,964
2.6 2.6 2.0 2.4 2.2 1.9 2.6 1.4 1.9 4.8 1.9 2.7 9.8 3.2 2.3 2.6 1.9 3.2 3.6 2.2
(continued)
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TABLE 4.211 (Continued)
FASTEST GROWING OCCUPATIONS IN GEORGIA, 1998-2008, BY PROJECTED ANNUAL NUMBER OF OPENINGS AND RATE OF GROWTH
Occupation
1998 employment
Ranking by rate of growth
2008 employment
Annual average job openingsa
Compound annual rate of growth
Computer scientists, n.e.c.
1,668
Sales representatives, services, n.e.c.
868
Computer engineers
4,700
Systems analysts
14,273
Health professionals/paraprofessionals/technicians, n.e.c. 1,156
Construction and extractive workers
895
Electronic pagination systems workers
779
Sales agents, business
8,720
Technical writers
1,738
Computer programmers
16,075
Sales agents, advertising
6,947
Petroleum technics/technologists
43
Home health aides
10,879
Paralegals
3,695
Telemarketers, door-to-door sales
10,630
Medical assistants
6,909
Demonstrators and promoters
2,850
Computer science teachers
434
Operations research analysts
1,140
Pest controllers and assistants
4,964
5,983
442
13.6
2,292
174
10.2
12,067
766
9.9
36,352
2,297
9.8
2,741
188
9.0
1,652
98
6.3
1,384
74
5.9
15,437
852
5.9
3,046
176
5.8
27,885
1,679
5.7
12,025
700
5.6
73
4
5.4
18,446
908
5.4
6,243
286
5.4
17,823
993
5.3
11,575
638
5.3
4,756
268
5.3
724
41
5.3
1,883
110
5.1
8,147
430
5.1
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified.
a Totals include vacancies occurring as occupations grow or workers leave the market entirely, but do not include openings arising when workers change occupations. For many occupations, the actual number of average annual openings may be much higher than indicated. All data rounded to the nearet 10 job openings.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Imarket nformation Systems, unpublished data, March 2002.
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TABLE 4.212
EMPLOYEES IN NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY INDUSTRY, 1998-2001
(annual average in thousands)
Industry group
1998
Total nonfarm Goods producing Mining Construction Manufacturing Durable goods Lumber and wood products Furniture and fixtures Stone, clay, and glass products Primary metal products Fabricated metal products Industrial machinery and equipment Electronic and other electric equipment Transportation equipment Other durable goods Nondurable goods Food and kindred products Meat products Textile mill products Carpets and rugs Apparel and other textile products Paper and allied products Printing and publishing Commercial printing Chemicals and allied products Other nondurable goods
3,740.8 784.0 7.9 181.5 594.6 252.1 42.4 11.3 21.1 13.9 24.9 37.9 34.0 49.0 17.5 342.5 71.4 36.9 106.0 41.4 32.3 33.8 44.7 17.5 22.4 31.9
1999
3,883.1 804.1 8.1 199.2 596.7 258.5 44.0 11.6 20.8 13.6 25.9 40.0 34.2 50.7 17.6 338.2 74.1 39.1 103.7 43.0 27.9 32.7 45.0 17.0 22.2 32.7
2000
2001p
3,993.3 801.6 7.8 206.5 587.3 257.4 42.5 12.1 21.4 13.8 25.5 41.0 34.1 48.9 18.1 329.8 72.5 39.4 102.2 44.7 24.4 31.1 44.5 16.5 22.5 32.6
4,012.8 782.4 7.9 206.8 567.7 247.7 39.9 11.9 21.7 13.1 24.8 40.1 32.2 46.0 18.1 319.9 71.2 39.2 97.6 44.1 22.6 30.7 44.0 16.5 22.4 31.5
(continued)
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TABLE 4.212 (Continued)
EMPLOYEES IN NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY INDUSTRY, 1998-2001
(annual average in thousands)
Industry group
1998
1999
2000
2001
Service producing Transportation and public utilities Transportation Communications Electric, gas, and sanitary services Trade Wholesale trade Wholesale - durable goods Wholesale - nondurable goods Retail trade General merchandise stores Food stores Eating and drinking places Finance, insurance, and real estate Finance Insurance Real estate Services Hotels and other lodging places Business services Amusement and recreation services Health services Hospitals Educational services Social services Engineering and management services Other services Total government Total federal government U. S. Department of Defense Total state government State government education Total local government Local government education
2,956.8 243.9 150.6 69.4 23.8 930.7 251.7 164.2 88.8 679.0 84.0 106.2 244.3 198.2 93.9 65.6 38.7 998.1 45.0 289.2 32.9 234.3 92.7 53.8 52.4 81.3 209.2 586.0 93.5 27.8 149.8 64.7 342.7 200.7
3,079.0 258.7 157.2 76.7 24.8 959.6 256.5 NA NA 703.2 87.6 107.0 252.6 202.6 94.3 68.9 39.4
1,065.8 46.6
315.1 33.9
243.4 100.1
58.2 54.5 86.6 227.5 592.4 94.0 27.7 152.3 65.9 346.0 207.9
3,191.7 267.9 161.8 82.0 24.1 981.6 259.4 NA NA 722.2 92.7 107.4 256.5 206.5 93.8 71.2 41.5
1,132.4 47.0
335.7 34.7
249.9 103.8
58.1 56.1 90.6 260.4 603.3 98.0 27.8 152.5 66.6 352.8 214.8
3,230.4 269.2 160.0 84.8 24.4 995.9 263.4 NA NA 732.5 94.6 103.6 262.3 205.6 91.2 73.3 41.1
1,147.4 46.2
312.6 36.6
258.1 106.9
63.4 55.0 92.1 283.4 612.3 94.2 27.7 155.6 70.1 362.5 219.5
NA Not available. p Preliminary
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, State and Local Area Employment, Hours and Earnings, February 2002.
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TABLE 4.213
EMPLOYEES IN NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY MSA AND INDUSTRY, 1998-2001 (annual average in thousands)
MSA and Industry
Albany Total nonfarm Manufacturing Mining Construction Transportation and public utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance Services Total government
Athens Total nonfarm Manufacturing Construction and mining Transportation and public utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance Services Total government
Atlanta Total nonfarm Manufacturing Mining Construction Transportation and public utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance Services Total government
Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Total nonfarm Manufacturing Mining Construction Transportation and public utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance Services Total government
1998
59.3 8.7 3.5 3.5
13.8 1.9
15.2 12.7
73.3 11.7
2.8 1.8 17.9 2.4 16.5 20.3
2,042.8 223.6 1.6 102.1 174.5 539.2 134.1 609.2 258.5
196.5 40.5 0.4 12.0 6.7 42.1 6.1 48.3 40.3
1999
59.0 8.3 3.7 3.5
13.9 1.8
15.5 12.3
73.4 11.8
3.0 1.9 17.4 2.3 17.2 19.7
2,141.3 226.7 1.8 113.8 186.0 558.3 137.6 655.6 261.6
200.8 27.0 0.3 13.3 16.0 42.7 6.1 50.8 40.9
2000
59.1 8.3 3.7 3.6
13.7 1.7
16.0 12.2
73.6 11.6
3.1 2.1 17.4 2.3 17.3 19.8
2,200.5 222.4 1.8 119.8 192.8 573.9 141.1 683.2 265.5
203.2 29.4 0.3 13.1 17.2 43.6 6.2 51.7 41.8
2001
59.4 8.1 4.1 3.4
13.9 1.7
16.4 11.8
73.4 11.0
3.3 2.3 17.5 2.2 17.5 19.6
2,210.8 216.9 1.9 116.9 195.0 589.2 139.6 680.0 271.4
203.5 29.4 0.3 13.6 17.4 43.7 6.3 51.2 41.7
(continued)
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TABLE 4.213 (Continued)
EMPLOYEES IN NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY MSA AND INDUSTRY, 1998-2001 (annual average in thousands)
MSA and Industry
1998
1999
2000
2001
Columbus, GA-AL Total nonfarm Manufacturing Construction and minig Transportation and public utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance Services Total government
118.2 21.9 5.5 4.1 25.5 8.2 31.9 21.0
120.4 21.3 5.6 4.3 26.1 8.1 33.5 21.4
121.6 20.8 5.5 4.6 26.4 8.5 34.4 21.3
121.4 19.3 5.7 4.7 26.7 9.1 34.4 21.5
Macon Total Nonfarm Manufacturing Mining Construction Transportation and public utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance Services Total government
147.9 19.7 1.0 6.3 5.6 33.4 8.9 39.7 33.3
150.8 19.3 1.0 6.7 5.8 34.7 9.1 41.1 33.1
151.6 19.1 0.8 6.6 6.0 35.2 9.5 41.5 32.9
151.6 18.9 0.9 6.5 6.1 35.5 8.9 41.4 33.5
Savannah Total nonfarm Manufacturing Construction and mining Transportation and public utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance Services Total government
133.4 17.9 8.0 9.1 33.7 4.6 39.5 20.7
136.1 17.8 8.1 9.1 34.8 4.5 41.4 20.3
138.1 17.3 8.7 9.3 35.2 4.6 42.8 20.2
137.2 16.3 8.9 9.4 35.0 4.6 43.1 19.9
p Preliminary.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, State and Area Employment, Hours, and Earnings, data extracted on February 21, 2001.
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TABLE 4.220
AVERAGE ESTABLISHMENTS, MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT, AND WEEKLY WAGES IN GEORGIA'S MSAs, BY MAJOR INDUSTRY, 2000
MSA/Industry
Albany Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation and public utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Services Federal government Local government State government All industries
Athens Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation and public utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Services Federal government Local government State government All industries
Atlanta Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation and public utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Services Federal government Local government State government All industries
Average establishments
(number)
88 (D) 279 94 119 211 710 293 1,011 29 15 48 2,899
104 5
430 158 108 203 855 383 1,394
34 61 (D) 3,801
1,966 71
11,616 4,793 4,679
12,848 19,371 11,806 43,084
330 1,246
573 112,533
Average monthly employmenta (number)
786 (D) 3,525 8,218 3,271 2,923 10,746 1,648 14,412 2,870 6,451 2,676 57,547
669 41
3,084 11,493
2,037 2,689 14,427 2,218 15,815 1,804 5,625
(D) 71,469
16,141 1,878
118,962 219,730 187,943 175,832 391,761 135,269 623,093
47,407 164,472
51,109 2,134,000
Average weekly wagesb (dollars)
385 (D) 536 817 598 615 270 622 497 808 483 551 533
385 798 522 574 676 631 293 663 533 854 511 (D) 532
466 932 737 905 1,044 1,080 391 1,097 751 931 621 649 764
(continued)
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TABLE 4.220 (Continued)
AVERAGE ESTABLISHMENTS, MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT, AND WEEKLY WAGES IN GEORGIA'S MSAs, BY MAJOR INDUSTRY, 2000
MSA/Industry
Augusta Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation and public utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Services Federal government Local government State government All industries
Columbus Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation and public utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Services Federal government Local government State government All industries
Macon Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation and public utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Services Federal government Local government State government All industries
Average establishments
(number)
143 9
756 253 241 366 1,553 628 2,425
58 55 79 6,567
96 4
497 195 162 260 1,083 546 1,781
47 133
67 4,872
149 6
739 292 265 445 1,727 749 2,708
54 190 123 7,450
Average monthly employmenta (number)
1,048 161
8,228 18,244
4,782 3,602 28,155 4,199 36,796 6,021 12,455 11,664 135,359
653 85
4,477 16,599
3,705 2,772 19,944 7,704 29,989 5,725 10,058 3,042 104,767
1,280 826
6,307 18,918
5,264 4,999 29,756 9,009 37,366 13,916 14,638 4,559 146,848
Average weekly wagesb (dollars)
399 763 550 755 603 729 301 681 475 764 527 654 532
368 853 499 616 586 633 293 880 509 610 510 536 523
409 1,050
564 786 654 705 290 651 522 887 534 543 568
(continued)
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TABLE 4.220 (Continued)
AVERAGE ESTABLISHMENTS, MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT, AND WEEKLY WAGES IN GEORGIA'S MSAs, BY MAJOR INDUSTRY, 2000
MSA/Industry
Average establishments
(number)
Average monthly employmenta (number)
Average weekly wagesb (dollars)
Savannah Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation and public utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Services Federal government Local government State government Not elsewhere classified
147
935
353
6
35
760
838
8,238
570
284
17,086
917
458
8,952
612
474
5,568
687
1,733
29,578
303
672
4,284
701
2,515
39,004
544
48
2,898
815
44
12,415
546
79
4,807
617
7,300
133,813
563
(D) Denotes confidential data relating to individual employers that cannot be disclosed.
a Data represent jobs covered by unemployment insurance legislation. All values are averages of reports for quarters 1-4, 2000.
b "Average weekly wages" is derived by dividing gross payroll dollars paid to all employees --both hourly and salaried -- by the average number of employees who had any earnings; average earnings are then divided by the number of weeks in the period to obtain weekly figures.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Georgia Employment and Wages, Annual Averages, 2000.
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TABLE 4.221
AVERAGE ESTABLISHMENTS, MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT, AND WEEKLY WAGES BY INDUSTRY, IN GEORGIA, 2000
Industry
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Mining Construction Manufacturing
Food and kindred products Tobacco products Textiles Apparel Lumber and wood products Furniture and fixtures Paper and allied products Printing and publishing Chemicals and allied products Petroleum refining Rubber and misc. plastic products Leather and leather products Stone, clay, glass and concrete Primary metal products Fabricated metal products Industrial machinery, including computer Electronic, other electrical equipment Transportation equipment Instruments and related products Miscellaneous manufacturing industries Transportation and public utilities Wholesale trade Wholesale trade - durable goods Whoelsale trade - nondurable goods Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate
Average establishments
(number)
4,698 227
22,199 10,670
533 (D) 614 536 1,632 278 292 1,863 476 45 436 12 664 101 704 1,175 329 374 208 392 9,115 23,372 15,782 7,590 41,189 19,905
Average monthly employmenta (number)
44,977 7,875
202,827 581,200
71,614 (D)
101,545 23,995 41,680 12,007 31,232 43,817 22,171 1,029 27,732 533 21,157 13,961 25,310 40,361 33,723 48,495 9,896 7,926
258,633 258,152 167,910
90,242 714,247 199,425
Average weekly wagesb (dollars)
403 879 655 721 728 (D) 574 402 619 564 899 724 956 858 627 389 727 855 612 722 995 916 865 596 949 988 1,081 814 350 967
(continued)
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
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TABLE 4.221 (Continued)
AVERAGE ESTABLISHMENTS, MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT, AND WEEKLY WAGES BY INDUSTRY, IN GEORGIA, 2000
Industry
Average establishments
(number)
Average monthly employmenta (number)
Average weekly wagesb (dollars)
Services Hotels, other lodging places Personal services Business services Auto repair, services, garages Miscellaneous repair services Motion pictures Amusement and recreation services Health services Legal services Educational services Social services Museums, botanical, zoological gardens Membership organizations Engineering and management services Private households Miscellaneous services
Federal government Local government State government Not elsewhere classified
All industries
73,189 1,666 5,158
17,153 5,181 1,741 1,159 2,147
12,057 4,357 1,045 3,733 65 1,681 9,888 5,873 288 1,667 3,484 2,719
12,630
225,063
995,771 47,294 33,786
329,501 37,638 10,031 12,138 34,289
247,917 25,883 42,335 55,181 1,677 18,538 89,885 8,303 1,377 97,708
351,828 141,754
32,159
3,886,580
657 400 359 686 501 601 345 505 697 1,002 646 338 384 445 1,042 272 939 847 549 588 735
658
(D) Denotes confidential data relating to individual employers that cannot be disclosed.
a Data represent jobs covered by unemployment insurance legislation. All values are averages of reports for quarters 1-4, 2000.
b "Average weekly wages" is derived by dividing gross payroll dollars paid to all employees -- both hourly and salaried -- by the average number of employees who had any earnings; average earnings are then divided by the number of weeks in the period to obtain weekly figures.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Georgia Employment and Wages, Annual Averages, 2000.
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TABLE 4.300
PERCENTAGE OF MANUFACTURING COMPANIES PROVIDING SPECIFIED EMPLOYMENT BENEFITS, GEORGIA, 1999-2002
Benefit
Percent of companiesa offering benefit
1999
2000
2001
2002
Major medical insurance Sick leave Dental insurance Group life insurance Disability insurance Hospital insurance Personal leave Profit sharing Stock purchase plan Payroll savings plan 401(k) plan Retirement plan Year-end bonus Vacation bonus Shift premiums Educational assistance Jury duty pay Maternity leave Funeral leave pay Military reserve pay Free uniforms
85.3
87.0
86.3
84.3
46.3
49.9
48.5
45.5
59.2
62.9
65.2
60.5
82.0
83.1
83.2
80.7
54.9
58.8
58.3
58.3
60.0
61.2
59.1
55.0
41.2
39.6
44.3
42.6
28.1
25.7
26.9
25.5
10.7
9.1
9.8
9.4
23.0
23.6
24.4
23.4
57.8
60.3
66.6
62.7
28.1
29.1
31.9
26.5
44.8
42.9
41.1
42.6
10.2
9.1
9.2
7.0
37.1
38.1
41.4
36.6
40.8
43.2
42.9
41.2
64.3
67.7
67.9
65.3
46.4
48.8
50.5
47.9
61.5
64.2
65.6
62.4
44.4
45.4
48.1
43.9
26.2
25.7
25.5
22.9
a Based on voluntary reports from 801 companies in 1999, 685 companies in 2000, 655 companies in 2001, and 585 companies in 2002.
Source: Georgia Department of Industry, Trade, and Tourism, Georgia Manufacturing Wage Survey, 1999- 2002.
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TABLE 4.305
CHARACTERISTICS OF EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PAID BY MANUFACTURING COMPANIES, GEORGIA, 2002a
Category
Average employer contribution for benefits (percent of employee wages)
29.99
Annual paid holidays (average number)
Annual paid vacation days by years of service After 1 year 2-5 years 6-10 years 11-l5 years Over 15 years
Hourly employees
8
7 9 12 14 15
Salaried employees
8
7 10 12 14 15
Percentage of companies paying overtime at specified rates
Regular time
Time and a half
Double time
Double time and a half
After 40 hours/week After more than 8 hours/day Saturdays Sundays Holidays
0.9
94.2
0.0
0.0
26.8
21.9
0.2
0.0
16.2
34.5
0.7
0.0
13.5
19.3
19.1
0.5
13.7
19.3
21.5
5.1
a Based on voluntary reports from 585 manufacturing companies in 2002.
Source: Georgia Department of Industry, Trade, and Tourism, Georgia Manufacturing Wage Survey, 2002.
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.411
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT, FULL- AND PART-TIMEa, BY LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, OCTOBER 1991 TO MARCH 2000
Area
All governments
Federal (civilian)b
Total
State and local government State
Local
October 1991 Georgia United States
509,483 18,358,188
October 1992 Georgia United States
530,101 18,685,536
October 1993
Georgia
NA
United States
NA
October 1994 Georgia United States
567,319 19,371,274
October 1995
Georgia
NA
United StatesNA
NA
October 1996c
Georgia
NA
United States
NA
March 1997
Georgia
NA
United States
NA
March 1998 Georgia United States
586,967 19,795,614
March 1999
Georgia
NA
United States
NA
March 2000
Georgia
NA
United States
NA
88,366 2,906,416
93,480 2,987,680
NA NA
91,808 2,902,909
NA 16,625,545
87,463 2,688,271
NA NA
87,752 2,706,420
NA NA
NA NA
421,117 15,451,772
436,621 15,697,856
455,546 15,041,677
475,511 16,468,365
497,660 4,719,324
NA NA
490,824 16,732,959
499,215 17,089,194
511,017 17,506,411
523,655 17,976,392
123,475 4,521,385
127,075 4,594,635
135,675 3,890,662 b
130,296 4,693,529
131,097 11,906,221
NA NA
131,240 4,732,608
133,376 4,758,427
136,908 4,817,784
142,467 4,877,420
297,642 10,930,387
309,546 11,103,221
319,871 11,151,015
345,215 11,774,836
366,563
NA NA
359,584 12,000,351
365,839 12,330,767
374,109 12,688,627
381,188 13,098,972
NA Not available.
a Full-time and part-time employment totaled by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
a Includes federal civilian employees within the fifty states and District of Columbia. Data as of December 31.
b No survey was conducted in 1996 due to the switch from October to March reporting month.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Public Employment, 1991-1992; public employment and payroll data, February 2002.
TABLE 4.510
LABOR FORCE STATUS OF THE CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONAL POPULATION IN GEORGIA, BY SEX, AGE, AND RACE, 2000
(annual averages in thousands; percent)
Population group
Civilian noninstitutional
population
Civilian labor force
Number
Percent of population
Employment
Number
Percent of population
Total Men Women Both sexes, 16-19 years
White Men Women Both sexes, 16-19 years
Black Men Women Both sexes, 16-19 years
Hispanic origin
5,967 2,818 3,149
464
3,956 1,933 2,023
268
1,918 841
1,076
175
4,173 2,180 1,993
233
2,766 1,521 1,245
148
1,334 623 712
131
69.9 77.4 63.3 50.2
69.9 78.7 61.6 55.3
69.6 74.0 66.1
74.8
4,019 2,109 1,910
210
2,698 1,486 1,212
134
1,249 587 662
126
67.4 74.8 60.7 45.3
68.2 76.8 59.9 50.2
65.1 69.8
61.5
72.0
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Geographic Profile of Employment and Unemployment, 2000.
Unemployment
Number
Rate
154 71 83 23
68 35 33 14
86 36 50
5
3.7 3.3 4.2 9.7
2.5 2.3 2.6 9.2
6.4 5.7
7.0
3.8
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.610
OCCUPATIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYED CIVILIANS IN GEORGIA, BY SEX AND RACE, 1999 (percent of total employment)
Occupation
Total, 16 years
and over
Men
Women
Total, both sexes
White
Black
Total employed civilians Number (thousands) Percent
Managerial/professional specialty Total Executive, administrative and managerial Professional specialty
Technical, sales, and administrative support
Total Technicians and related support Sales Administrative support, including
clerical
Service occupations
Precision production, craft, and repair
Operators, fabricators and laborers Total Machine operators, assemblers, and inspectors Transportation and material moving Handlers, equipment cleaners, helpers, and laborers
Farming, forestry and fishing
3,925 100.0
27.8 14.9 12.9
29.3 3.7
12.9 12.7 11.7 12.9
16.4 6.9 5.5 4.0 2.0
2,062 100.0
24.3 14.7
9.6
19.7 2.8
12.0 4.9 7.9
21.8
22.9 7.7 9.2 6.0 3.4
1,863 100.0
31.6 15.1 16.5
39.8 4.6
13.9 21.3 15.9
3.1
9.2 6.0 1.4 1.8 0.4
2,670 100.0
32.9
17.9 15.0
1,177 100.0
16.2
8.4 7.8
29.4
28.7
3.6
4.0
13.8
9.9
12.0
14.8
8.5
18.9
13.9
10.8
13.2
23.9
5.2
10.7
5.1
6.6
2.9
6.6
2.3
1.5
Note: Items may not add to totals because of rounding. Detail for race will not add to totals because data for the "other races" group are not presented.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Geographic Profile of Employment and Unemployment, 1999.
LABOR, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS
4.000
TABLE 4.710
CHARACTERISTICS OF NLRBa CASES RECEIVED AND CLOSED IN GEORGIA, FY 1996-1999b (number)
Type of case/action
FY 1996
FY 1997
Cases received (total) Unfair labor practices Representation Union deauthorization Amendment of certification Unit clarification
624
705
574
622
50
79
0
1
0
0
0
3
Cases closed Representation elections
Representation rights won by unions No representative chosen Employees eligible to vote Valid votes cast for unions Total votes for no union Eligible employees in units choosing
representation Collective bargaining elections
Representation rights won by unions No representative chosen Employees eligible to vote Valid votes cast for unions Total votes for no union Eligible employees in units choosing
representation Decertification elections
Representation rights won by unions No representative chosen Employees eligible to vote Valid votes cast for unions Total votes for no union Eligible employees in units choosing
representation
28 8
20 2,721 1,020 1,370
671 23 7 16
2,329 854
1,200
489 5 1 4
392 166 170
182
38 18 20 2,475 1,031 1,129
1,383 33 16 17
1,909 742 919
902 5 2 3
566 289 210
481
a National Labor Relations Board.
b Fiscal year data apply to October 1-September 30 of each year.
Source: National Labor Relations Board, Annual Report, FY 1996-1999.
FY 1998
615 550
63 0 0 2
42 20 22 3,445 1,497 1,460
1,923 39 20 19
3,178 1,390 1,322
1,923 3 0 3
267 107 138
0
FY 1999
610 539
71 0 0 0
52 24 28 4,672 1,722 2,166
1,791 43 19 24
3,415 1,185 1,570
1,263 9 5 4
1,257 537 596
528
5. INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
TABLE OF CONTENTS
5,100
Nominal Gross State Product In Georgia, the Southeast, and the United States. with Annual PercentageChanges, 1986-1999 ............................................................................. Nominal and Real Gross State Product in Georgia. By Industry. 1986 and 1999,
wlth Real Annual Average Rates of Growth, 1986-1999................................ .............................
Real Gross State Product in Georgiaas a Percentageof Regionaland U.S.
Gross State Product, Selected Years, 1986-1999...............................
Real Per Cap~taGross State Product and Percent of the United States Value
in Georgia. Southeast, and the United States. 1990-1999........ ............................. .. ........................ Total Personal lncome in Georgia. Southeast, and the United States, 1980-1999................. ........
Personal lncome in Georg~aD, erivationand Maor Sources, SelectedYears,
1980-1999 ...................................................................................................................................................
Per Capita Personal Income, in Current and Constant Dollarsfor Georgia, Southeast, and the UnitedStates, 1975-1999 Med~anMoney lncome of Families and Percentagesat Selected Money lncome Levels,
By County, 1989.............................................................................................................................. Median lncome for Households. 1984-2000.and 4-Person Families, 1984-2000. Georgia and the United States.......................................................................................... .... .............. IndividualFederal lncome and Tax Datafor Georgia, 1999, By Size of Adjusted Gross Income......................................................................................................... Number and Percent of Persons in Poverty in Georgia, 1980-2000. with Standard Errorsof Measurement.................................................................... ...........................
Sources of Total Personal Incomein Georgia, By MetropolitanArea
and County, 1999.....................................................................................................................................
Total Personal lncome in Georgia, By MetropolitanArea and
County, 199461999 ...................................................................................................................................
Per Capita Personal lncome in Georgia, By Metropolitan Area and County, 1996-1999............................................................................................................................
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TABLE 5.100
NOMINAL AND INFLATION-ADJUSTED GROSS STATE PRODUCTa IN GEORGIA, THE SOUTHEAST, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1986-1999, WITH ANNUAL PERCENTAGE CHANGES
Year
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999
Georgia
Nominal GSP (mil. $)
Real GSP (mil. 1992 $)
108,860 117,883 127,655 134,953 141,415
148,722 160,814 172,220 187,645 203,505
219,520 235,733 255,455 275,719
145,774 152,758 159,516 162,874 164,823
167,161 175,614 183,173 195,330 206,415
219,520 231,808 246,620 260,754
Southeastb
Nominal GSP (mil. $)
Real GSP (mil. 1992 $)
907,684 981,073 1,066,590 1,133,665 1,190,327
1,245,476 1,320,694 1,400,329 1,504,102 1,599,405
1,684,304 1,791,586 1,903,691 2,023,742
1,213,228 1,271,813 1,335,607 1,367,181 1,381,421
1,394,866 1,436,937 1,485,361 1,564,909 1,625,905
1,684,304 1,761,146 1,840,770 1,916,948
United Statesb
Nominal GSP (mil. $)
Real GSP (mil. 1992 $)
4,355,877 4,683,245 5,092,174 5,411,353 5,706,658
5,895,430 6,209,096 6,513,026 6,930,791 7,309,516
7,715,901 8,224,960 8,752,363 9,308,983
5,816,661 6,072,815 6,386,132 6,538,634 6,630,740
6,615,685 6,774,505 6,918,388 7,203,002 7,433,965
7,715,901 8,093,396 8,507,978 8,934,066
(continued)
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TABLE 5.100 (Continued)
NOMINAL AND INFLATION-ADJUSTED GROSS STATE PRODUCTa IN GEORGIA, THE SOUTHEAST, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1986-1999, WITH ANNUAL PERCENTAGE CHANGES
Year
Georgia
Percent change from previous year
Nominal GSP
Southeast United States
Georgia
Real GSP Southeast
United States
1987 1988 1989 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999
8.3
4.8
8.1
8.3
4.4
8.7
5.7
2.1
6.3
4.8
1.2
5.0
5.2
1.4
4.6
8.1
5.1
6.0
7.1
4.3
6.0
9.0
6.6
7.4
8.5
5.7
6.3
7.9
6.3
5.3
7.4
5.6
6.4
8.4
6.4
6.3
7.9
5.7
6.3
4.8
7.5
4.4
5.0
8.7
5.2
2.4
6.3
2.4
1.0
5.5
1.4
1.0
3.3
-0.2
3.0
5.3
2.4
3.4
4.9
2.1
5.4
6.4
4.1
3.9
5.5
3.2
3.6
5.6
3.8
4.6
6.6
4.9
4.5
6.4
5.1
4.1
6.4
5.0
a Gross State Product is the market of goods and services produced by the labor and property located in a state. Nominal values are expressed in current dollars; real values are expressed in constant (1992) dollars.
b Southeast totals are the sum of GSP for 12 states; U.S. totals are the sum of GSP for 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Gross Product by Industry for the United States and States, 2001.
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TABLE 5.103
NOMINAL AND REAL GROSS STATE PRODUCT IN GEORGIA, BY INDUSTRY, 1986 AND 1999 WITH REAL ANNUAL AVERAGE RATES OF GROWTH, 1986-1999 (millions of current and 1992 dollars)
Industry
Total Gross State Product Private industries Agriculture, forest., fish Farms Agricultural services,... Mining Metal mining Coal mining Oil and gas Nonmetalic minerals Construction Manufacturing Durable goods Lumber and wood Furniture and fixtures Stone, clay, glass Primary metals Fabricated metals Industrial machinery Electronic equipment Motor vehicles Other transport. equip. Instruments and related Misc. manufacturing Electronic equip. plus instr. Nondurable goods Food and kindred products Tobacco products Textile mill products Apparel and textile Paper products Printing and publishing Chemicals Petroleum products Rubber and plastics Leather products
Nominal GSP
(millions of current $)
1986
1999
108,860 93,670 1,904 1,517 387 667 NA NA 7 660 6,214 22,576 9,740 1,061 353 883 789 914 949 1,638 1,396 1,375 155 227 1,793 12,836 2,207 952 3,279 1,214 1,771 1,252 1,357 116 660 27
275,719 242,911
3,697 2,390 1,307 1,244
NA 10
9 1,225 13,744 46,781 19,120 2,819
597 1,606
915 1,531 2,367 2,958 2,745 2,731
414 438 3,372 27,660 6,284 2,807 5,512 1,089 3,527 2,491 4,187 201 1,550
13
Real GSP
(millions of 1992 $)
1986
1999
Annual average rate of growth in real GSP (%)
145,774 123,236
2,428 1,867
567 760 NA NA
8 752 8,220 28,044 10,684 1,733 467 985 1,002 1,107 679 985 2,053 1,806 250 283 1,276 17,420 2,929 2,438 3,627 1,358 2,532 2,163 1,997 106 633
36
260,754
3.5
230,552
3.8
4,543
3.8
3,423
3.6
1,133
4.2
1,160
2.5
1
NA
12
NA
9
0.7
1,141
2.5
11,921
2.2
43,134
2.6
20,116
3.8
2,604
2.4
545
0.9
1,443
2.3
1,012
0.1
1,392
1.4
3,241
9.6
4,390
9.2
2,646
1.5
2,579
2.1
337
1.8
412
2.2
4,588
7.8
23,237
1.7
5,598
3.9
989
-5.2
4,988
1.9
1,005
-1.8
3,469
1.9
2,121
-0.1
4,005
4.2
246
5.1
1,513
5.3
13
-5.8
(continued)
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TABLE 5.103 (Continued)
NOMINAL AND REAL GROSS STATE PRODUCT IN GEORGIA, BY INDUSTRY, 1982 AND 1997 WITH REAL ANNUAL AVERAGE RATES OF GROWTH, 1982-1997 (millions of current and 1992 dollars)
Industry
Nominal GSP
(millions of current $)
1982
1997
Real GSP
(millions of 1992 $)
1982
1997
Annual average rate of growth in real GSP (%)
Transportation and utilities Transportation Railroad transportation Local and interurban Trucking and warehousing Water transportation Transportation by air Pipelines, ex. nat. gas Transportation services Communications Electric, gas, & sanitary
Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, real estate
Depository institutions Nondepository institution Security brokers Insurance carriers Insurance agents Real estate Holding and investment Depository plus nondepository Services Hotels and lodging Personal services Business services Auto repair and parking Misc. repair services Motion pictures Amusement and recreation Health services Legal services Educational services Social services Other services Membership organizations Private households Business serv. plus other services Government Federal civilian Federal military State and local
11,418 4,830 647 81 1,773 98 1,947 95 188 3,375 3,213
10,260 10,612 15,390
2,213 725 439 889 610
9,901 614
2,938 14,629
883 638 3,152 889 251
92 327 3,808 1,164 503 284 1,827 584 229 4,978 15,189 3,618 2,689 8,882
31,476 12,402
764 233 3,791 155 6,186 175 1,099 13,260 5,815 24,967 25,743 42,230 6,877 1,509 1,904 4,689 1,952 24,680 618 8,387 53,029 2,164 1,539 17,200 2,370 587 330 1,487 12,861 2,830 1,779 1,082 7,017 1,443 341 24,217 32,808 7,179 4,327 21,302
11,902 4,765 478 129 1,797 101 1,902 95 264 3,483 3,614
12,357 13,522 23,212
3,878 1,082
395 2,367 1,431 13,243 1,212 5,011 22,854 1,298
948 4,120 1,325
410 135 479 6,912 2,007 805 449 2,866 808 308 6,975 22,691 5,882 3,590 13,234
30,480
5.7
11,184
5.1
742
2.6
234
3.6
3,112
3.3
134
1.7
5,696
6.7
189
4.1
1,093
8.7
13,484
8.3
5,822
2.8
27,530
4.8
25,470
3.8
39,312
3.1
5,744
2.3
1,748
2.9
2,602
11.7
4,053
3.2
1,732
1.1
23,238
3.4
398
-6.3
7,495
2.4
47,373
4.4
1,742
1.7
1,404
2.3
15,608
8.1
2,137
2.9
467
0.8
301
4.8
1,335
6.2
11,591
3.1
2,532
1.4
1,533
3.9
935
4.4
6,222
4.7
1,277
2.7
314
0.1
21,825
6.9
30,249
1.7
6,675
0.7
4,046
0.7
19,525
2.3
NA Not available.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, GSP by Industry Branch, Gross State Product by Industry. Annual average rates of growth computed by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia, May 2002.
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Year
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992
TABLE 5.106
REAL GROSS STATE PRODUCT IN GEORGIA AS A PERCENTAGE OF REGIONAL AND U.S. GROSS STATE PRODUCT, 1986-1999 (percent)
Percent of Southeast's
GSP
12.0 12.0 11.9 11.9 11.9 12.0 12.2
Percent of U.S. GSP
2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.6
Year
1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
Percent of Southeast's
GSP
12.3 12.5 12.7 13.0 13.2 13.4 13.6
Percent of U.S. GSP
2.6 2.7 2.8 2.8 2.9 2.9 2.9
Area
Annual average rates of growth in real gross state product
1986-1999
1986-1996
1994-1999
Georgia
3.5
Southeast
2.7
United States
2.6
4.2
5.9
3.3
4.1
2.9
4.4
Source: Based on U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, GSP by Industry Branch, Gross State Product by Industry. Percentages computed by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia, May 2001.
TABLE 5.109
REAL PER CAPITA GROSS STATE PRODUCT AND PERCENT OF THE UNITED STATES VALUE IN GEORGIA, SOUTHEAST, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-1999 (millions of 1996 dollars)
Area
Georgia Southeast United States
Area
Georgia Southeast United States
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
164,823 1,381,421 6,630,740
167,161 1,394,866 6,615,685
175,614 1,436,937 6,774,505
183,173 1,485,361 6,918,388
195,330 1,564,909 7,203,002
206,415 1,625,905 7,433,965
219,520 1,684,304 7,715,901
231,808 1,761,146 8,093,396
246,620 1,840,770 8,507,978
260,754 1,916,948 8,934,066
1990
1991
1992
Real per capita GSP as percent of the U.S. value
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
95.3 87.4 100.0
96.2 88.2 100.0
97.8 88.6 100.0
99.0 89.4 100.0
100.2 90.2
100.0
101.5 90.5
100.0
102.9 90.0
100.0
102.5 89.4
100.0
102.6 88.7
100.0
102.2 87.8
100.0
Source: Based on U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System; Gross State Product by Industry, 2001. Per capita values computed by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia.
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TABLE 5.111
TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA, SOUTHEAST, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1980-1999, WITH PERCENT CHANGE FROM PREVIOUS YEAR
Year
Georgia
Number (millions of
dollars)
Percent change from previous year
Southeasta
Number (millions of
dollars)
Percent change from previous year
United States
Number (millions of
dollars)
Percent change from previous year
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999
46,489
11.7
52,536
13.0
56,801
8.1
62,145
9.4
71,100
14.4
78,364
10.2
85,126
8.6
92,007
8.1
100,277
9.0
107,725
7.4
115,414
7.1
121,094
4.9
130,684
7.9
138,771
6.2
149,165
7.5
159,800
7.1
172,935
8.2
183,757
6.3
199,660
8.7
212,806
6.6
460,761
12.9
520,469
13.0
556,531
6.9
598,511
7.5
669,482
11.9
722,928
8.0
768,564
6.3
825,358
7.4
894,629
8.4
968,835
8.3
1,035,261
6.9
1,083,034
4.6
1,153,443
6.5
1,218,508
5.6
1,289,941
5.9
1,366,116
5.9
1,445,912
5.8
1,532,165
6.0
1,633,252
6.6
1,715,080
5.0
2,313,921
11.6
2,588,335
11.9
2,756,954
6.5
2,935,040
6.5
3,260,064
11.1
3,498,662
7.3
3,697,359
5.7
3,945,515
6.7
4,255,000
7.8
4,582,429
7.7
4,885,525
6.6
5,065,416
3.7
5,376,622
6.1
5,598,446
4.1
5,878,362
5.0
6,192,235
5.3
6,538,103
5.6
6,928,545
6.0
7,383,476
6.6
7,784,137
5.4
Note: Estimates for 1980-1987 are based on the 1972 SIC; 1988-1999 are based on the 1987 SIC.
a Includes Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, May 2001.
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TABLE 5.114
PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA, DERIVATION AND MAJOR SOURCES, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999 (thousands of dollars)
Item
1980
Personal income Nonfarm personal income Farm incomea
Population (thousands)b Per capita personal income (dollars)
Derivation of personal income, by place of residence
Earnings by place of work Less: personal contributions for social insurancec Plus: adjustment for residenced Equals: net earnings by place of residence Plus: dividends, interest, and rente Plus: transfer payments
Components of earnings by place of work By type
Wage and salary disbursements Other labor income Proprietors' incomef Farm proprietors' income Nonfarm proprietors' income By industry Farm earnings Nonfarm earnings
Private earnings Agricultural services, forestry,
fishing, otherg Mining Construction Manufacturing
46,488,842 46,430,231
58,611 5,486,174
8,474
36,735,826
1,644,290 -116,587
34,974,949 6,066,017 5,447,876
29,799,007 3,908,581 3,028,238 -101,706 3,129,944
58,611 36,677,215 28,951,085
135,193 237,386 2,078,965 8,280,427
1990
115,414,190 114,222,838
1,191,352 6,506,531
17,738
87,892,480
5,000,559 -117,117
82,774,804 20,009,113 12,630,273
69,664,766 10,020,695
8,207,019 971,921
7,235,098
1,191,352 86,701,128 69,717,884
407,524 320,037 5,116,603 15,390,868
1995
159,800,455 158,103,210
1,697,245 7,188,538
22,230
120,918,665
7,117,508 -240,118
113,561,039 26,065,653 20,173,763
94,396,957 13,795,924 12,725,784
1,457,343 11,268,441
1,697,245 119,221,420
97,849,526
646,920 352,478 6,521,103 20,364,382
1999
212,806,472 210,818,092
1,988,380 7,788,240
27,324
163,652,144
9,536,205 -457,664
153,658,275 35,589,698 23,558,499
130,131,981 15,008,142 18,512,021 1,735,899 16,776,122
1,988,380 161,663,764 135,902,137
951,545 424,743 9,831,614 24,472,799
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.114 (Continued)
PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA, DERIVATION AND MAJOR SOURCES, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-1999 (thousands of dollars)
Item
1980
1990
1995
1999
Transportation and public utilities Communications Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Services Government and govt. enterprises Federal, civilian Military State and local
3,427,913 870,382
3,257,831 3,793,198 1,997,158 5,743,014 7,726,130 2,071,178 1,366,598 4,288,354
7,690,784 2,366,452 7,784,335 8,061,074 5,652,311 19,294,348 16,983,244 4,093,658 2,367,790 10,521,796
11,398,719 4,418,651 9,873,576
10,981,001 8,298,074
29,413,273 21,371,894
5,039,230 3,015,586 13,317,078
16,043,234 6,867,150
13,795,428 14,747,246 12,267,065 43,368,463 25,761,627
5,659,442 3,421,302 16,680,883
Note: Data for 1980 based on 1972 SIC. Data for 1990-1999 based on 1987 SIC.
a Farm income consists of proprietors' net income; the cash wages, pay-in-kind, and other labor income of hired farm workers; and the salaries of officers of corporate farms.
b Census Bureau mid-year population estimates. Estimates for 1990-1999 reflect county population estimates available as of March 1999.
c Personal contributions for social insurance are included in earnings by type and industry but excluded from personal income.
d The adjustment for residence is the net inflow of the earnings of interarea commuters. For the United States, it consists of adjustments for border workers and for certain temporary and migratory workers: wage and salary disbursements to U.S. residents commuting or working temporarily outside U.S. borders less wage and salary disbursements to foreign residents commuting or working temporarily inside U.S. borders.
e Includes the capital consumption adjustment for rental income of persons.
f Includes the inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.
g "Other" consists of wage and salary disbursements to U.S. residents employed by international organizations and foreign embassies and consulates in the United States.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System 1969-1999, May 2001.
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.125
PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME, IN CURRENT AND CONSTANT (1982-84=100)a DOLLARS FOR GEORGIA, SOUTHEAST, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1975-1999
Year
PCPI (Current dollars)
Georgia
Southeast
United States
CPI-U (U.S.)
PCPI (Constant dollars) (1982-84=100)
Georgia
Southeast
United States
1975 1976 1977 1978 1979
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
5,152 5,694 6,221 6,989 7,722
8,474 9,435 10,054 10,849 12,185
13,143 13,990 14,820 15,876 16,803
17,738 18,289 19,333 20,129 21,170
22,230 23,586 24,546 26,145 27,324
5,177 5,719 6,277 7,050 7,852
8,713 9,705 10,259 10,911 12,060
12,864 13,517 14,345 15,393 16,495
17,408 17,974 18,887 19,690 20,563
21,500 22,477 23,517 24,783 25,743
6,155 6,756 7,421 8,291 9,230
10,183 11,280 11,901 12,554 13,824
14,705 15,397 16,284 17,403 18,566
19,584 20,089 21,082 21,718 22,581
23,562 24,651 25,874 27,321 28,546
53.8 56.9 60.6 65.2 72.6
82.4 90.9 96.5 99.6 103.9
107.6 109.6 113.6 118.3 124.0
130.7 136.2 140.3 144.5 148.2
152.4 156.9 160.5 163.0 166.6
9,576 10,007 10,266 10,719 10,636
10,284 10,380 10,419 10,893 11,728
12,215 12,765 13,046 13,420 13,551
13,572 13,428 13,780 13,930 14,285
14,587 15,033 15,293 16,040 16,401
9,623 10,051 10,358 10,813 10,815
10,574 10,677 10,631 10,955 11,607
11,955 12,333 12,628 13,012 13,302
13,319 13,197 13,462 13,626 13,875
14,108 14,326 14,652 15,204 15,452
11,441 11,873 12,246 12,716 12,713
12,358 12,409 12,333 12,604 13,305
13,666 14,048 14,335 14,711 14,973
14,984 14,750 15,026 15,030 15,237
15,461 15,711 16,121 16,761 17,134
a Constant dollars for each year have been derived by dividing each current-dollar figure by the annual average Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers, U.S. City average for all items.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, May 2001; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Index-All Urban Consumers, 2002.
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
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TABLE 5.130
MEDIAN MONEY INCOME OF FAMILIES AND PERCENTAGES AT SELECTED MONEY INCOME LEVELS, BY COUNTY, 1989
County
Georgia
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Number
1,726,248
4,280 1,671 2,603
978 8,722
3,046 8,378 15,772 4,383 4,120
39,477 2,892 3,102 4,049 4,222
9,841 5,367 3,654 1,281 7,513
2,040 19,152 12,267
2,285 57,132
2,737 6,431 26,032 18,200
887
48,978 1,690
121,112 7,999 9,722
18,333 3,673
15,276 2,417 5,276
Median income ($)
33,529
26,203 21,441 23,366 22,500 31,216
28,212 30,922 31,291 22,047 24,839
31,903 29,082 25,117 23,835 31,709
27,782 21,349 27,441 18,479 30,484
24,245 30,096 29,657 25,773 31,826
25,961 24,851 41,762 30,919 16,180
36,925 21,076 48,415 24,535 24,607
42,924 24,169 36,176 30,071 23,051
Under $10,000
Percent with incomes
$10,000 to $24,999
$25,000 or over
Less than povertya
11.1
24.3
64.6
11.5
16.2
30.6
53.3
16.2
22.8
37.4
39.8
21.5
20.9
31.9
47.1
21.3
16.6
36.5
46.9
19.1
14.4
25.1
60.4
14.2
10.5
32.9
56.7
11.7
10.3
27.8
61.9
10.6
8.2
28.9
62.9
8.0
18.0
37.4
44.6
18.7
15.0
35.4
49.6
15.3
15.7
24.0
60.3
15.9
14.8
27.3
57.9
15.1
14.6
35.1
50.3
16.1
19.3
33.1
47.6
21.8
11.1
25.5
63.4
11.2
15.5
28.5
55.9
15.6
24.1
32.4
43.5
25.9
10.6
33.7
55.6
11.6
24.4
38.4
37.2
26.4
8.7
27.7
63.6
10.2
18.1
33.3
48.6
18.5
10.2
29.4
60.4
10.3
9.9
30.8
59.3
9.7
14.6
33.7
51.8
14.7
12.9
25.1
62.0
13.6
6.9
41.0
52.1
9.2
13.1
37.3
49.7
11.5
5.1
17.6
77.4
4.4
14.3
27.1
58.6
14.2
29.1
39.5
31.5
28.7
7.0
21.0
72.0
7.3
17.9
38.3
43.8
19.6
3.6
13.6
82.7
3.8
17.9
32.8
49.2
18.5
17.8
32.8
49.4
18.4
5.4
15.4
79.2
5.5
16.5
35.1
48.4
16.6
9.1
21.6
69.3
8.9
11.6
29.2
59.2
12.6
21.7
31.3
47.0
22.6
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
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TABLE 5.130 (Continued)
MEDIAN MONEY INCOME OF FAMILIES AND PERCENTAGES AT SELECTED MONEY INCOME LEVELS, BY COUNTY, 1989
County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Number
3,778 2,802 6,773 139,290 4,680
2,581 25,303 19,938
3,131 631
7,227 5,445 5,564 2,326 4,889
18,003 22,701 12,871
4,826 157,216
4,015 660
17,437 9,965 5,643
3,077 96,926
7,679 26,695
2,228
6,320 5,065 5,631 2,445 16,684
24,748 2,355 8,370 2,330 3,459
Median income ($)
24,051 30,519 24,407 41,495 24,514
21,513 28,235 40,497 20,313 24,413
32,364 24,070 22,692 24,975 22,619
53,845 30,998 40,718 27,517 36,582
24,888 25,857 32,586 31,331 22,739
23,963 48,000 28,824 34,147 21,798
27,027 30,565 27,561 25,066 40,733
35,300 23,512 28,675 29,346 24,264
Under $10,000
Percent with incomes
$10,000 to $24,999
$25,000 or over
Less than povertya
14.8
36.8
48.3
13.2
10.4
28.9
60.7
11.1
16.6
34.8
48.6
18.2
6.6
17.9
75.5
7.2
18.0
32.9
49.1
16.8
25.0
30.9
44.1
26.7
18.8
26.2
55.0
19.5
4.6
17.7
77.6
4.9
24.6
32.7
42.7
26.7
11.3
40.6
48.2
11.3
10.1
25.1
64.8
10.9
15.4
36.8
47.8
15.3
18.5
36.0
45.5
19.5
20.1
29.9
50.0
20.5
13.9
42.5
43.6
13.4
2.1
10.7
87.3
1.9
11.4
27.3
61.3
10.9
4.4
18.8
76.8
4.7
12.2
33.0
54.8
12.7
14.9
20.4
64.8
15.4
12.6
37.6
49.8
13.1
13.5
34.7
51.8
13.6
9.8
27.3
62.9
10.2
9.3
27.2
63.5
8.9
19.4
35.4
45.2
18.4
18.8
33.1
48.1
21.2
2.8
11.9
85.3
2.9
10.1
31.6
58.3
9.2
8.0
24.3
67.7
8.0
24.7
30.9
44.4
26.3
13.7
30.9
55.5
11.8
10.3
27.0
62.7
10.4
12.0
30.1
57.9
10.9
14.5
35.3
50.2
14.8
4.8
16.4
78.8
4.3
8.2
22.6
69.1
8.9
23.9
30.8
45.4
21.5
9.0
32.2
58.8
10.5
13.1
26.5
60.4
14.2
13.2
38.6
48.2
14.5
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.130 (Continued)
MEDIAN MONEY INCOME OF FAMILIES AND PERCENTAGES AT SELECTED MONEY INCOME LEVELS, BY COUNTY, 1989
County
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Number
4,503 2,285 2,214 5,682 3,567
1,528 10,964
4,328 12,445
2,085
1,748 19,190
3,969 5,501 2,371
3,400 5,981 1,530 5,846 1,715
5,306 4,516 1,859 3,397 7,501
47,676 11,476
5,012 2,755 12,039
5,459 4,296 3,804 2,838 9,461
2,211 4,017
621 3,566 2,114
Median income ($)
21,416 22,230 22,540 35,598 26,201
20,280 26,944 34,112 22,123 25,733
20,500 28,007 30,417 26,444 24,117
21,908 30,065 20,904 23,867 25,586
21,961 32,127 25,124 30,628 29,708
28,565 31,803 38,417 28,175 35,667
30,436 27,790 25,373 32,399 27,896
28,514 28,925 18,140 24,233 17,221
Under $10,000
Percent with incomes
$10,000 to $24,999
$25,000 or over
Less than povertya
22.5
34.2
43.4
25.2
19.8
34.6
45.6
21.9
19.1
36.4
44.5
16.9
10.3
21.2
68.5
10.0
14.0
33.6
52.4
14.4
21.5
38.7
39.9
21.5
17.1
28.9
54.1
16.5
11.0
22.3
66.7
10.8
12.8
44.2
43.0
15.2
16.2
32.4
51.5
16.6
17.1
41.8
41.1
18.9
15.3
29.6
55.1
15.3
13.7
25.1
61.1
13.3
15.8
31.9
52.3
16.9
20.9
31.3
47.9
20.3
23.6
32.6
43.8
24.9
12.3
29.4
58.3
12.4
24.4
32.3
43.3
24.1
16.0
36.4
47.6
17.3
17.2
31.5
51.3
17.0
21.0
35.2
43.7
23.7
11.5
26.4
62.1
11.0
19.3
30.4
50.2
19.8
12.2
27.8
60.1
12.5
9.2
29.1
61.6
9.6
14.0
29.7
56.2
14.9
10.6
25.2
64.1
11.0
6.1
20.5
73.4
5.9
11.3
30.2
58.5
12.5
6.3
20.1
73.6
6.9
18.0
23.1
58.9
19.4
12.1
30.7
57.2
10.5
16.2
33.2
50.6
18.2
7.7
28.9
63.4
9.5
12.6
32.3
55.1
12.2
16.4
27.7
55.9
17.7
13.5
30.4
56.1
12.4
27.4
39.5
33.2
29.3
11.5
40.4
48.1
9.8
28.4
37.7
33.8
30.4
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.130 (Continued)
MEDIAN MONEY INCOME OF FAMILIES AND PERCENTAGES AT SELECTED MONEY INCOME LEVELS, BY COUNTY, 1989
County
Number
Median income ($)
Under $10,000
Percent with incomes
$10,000 to $24,999
$25,000 or over
Less than povertya
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
48,381 15,118
954 3,752 2,362
15,034 6,839 1,444 7,672 1,757
491 4,380 2,068 2,913 2,788
10,745 9,233 6,459 2,072 1,658
15,119 2,312 2,611 3,581 7,390
16,895 10,803
9,518 1,596 5,048
6,144 626
1,375 3,824 20,741
1,829 2,963 2,769 5,511
29,607 42,838 26,895 25,154 22,401
29,936 27,768 19,500 25,676 23,054
17,847 23,726 22,423 20,453 21,538
25,598 26,578 25,245 23,114 21,404
30,072 22,330 22,867 24,334 27,446
28,250 31,659 25,183 21,325 25,466
27,582 22,054 21,008 27,830 32,423
22,356 23,913 30,360 25,713
14.2
27.4
58.4
14.8
4.8
15.9
79.2
4.5
14.6
30.5
54.9
13.9
16.9
32.8
50.3
18.1
22.9
31.1
46.0
22.2
12.3
28.8
59.0
12.0
14.3
31.0
54.7
12.3
25.3
37.2
37.5
26.9
19.8
28.9
51.3
20.8
20.5
34.2
45.3
20.8
23.2
39.7
37.1
27.5
17.3
35.8
46.9
17.0
23.1
30.9
46.0
23.9
22.1
36.2
41.7
22.7
21.6
34.1
44.3
23.4
17.3
31.4
51.3
18.6
17.4
29.6
52.9
18.2
18.4
31.3
50.4
18.9
14.5
39.5
46.0
10.9
21.8
36.4
41.7
21.5
13.4
27.7
58.9
13.1
19.2
37.0
43.8
23.4
17.7
35.3
47.0
20.7
16.1
35.4
48.5
14.1
11.9
32.7
55.5
11.1
11.4
31.4
57.3
9.9
11.5
24.6
64.0
10.5
16.4
33.2
50.4
16.9
22.9
33.5
43.6
27.1
19.3
30.1
50.7
18.0
15.0
30.6
54.4
16.5
16.5
40.6
43.0
16.9
24.5
32.9
42.5
26.7
10.4
32.9
56.7
9.7
8.0
27.3
64.7
7.9
22.6
31.0
46.4
23.0
18.7
33.1
48.2
18.2
12.3
28.2
59.5
12.9
20.0
28.8
51.1
22.2
a In 1989, the weighted average poverty threshold for a family of four persons was $12,674; for a four-person family with two related children under 18 years, it was $12,575.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1990 Census of Population and Housing, Summary Tape File 3A. Distributions of families by income levels computed by The Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.136
MEDIAN INCOME FOR HOUSEHOLDS, 1984-2000, AND 4-PERSON FAMILIES, 1984-2000, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES
Year
1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990
Georgia
31,710 32,303 36,752 38,959 37,382 37,140 35,387
United States
Median household incomea (2000 CPI-U adjusted dollars)
Year
Georgia
35,568 36,246 37,546 37,898 38,309 38,979 38,446
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
33,704 34,746 37,243 36,219 38,287 35,523 39,228 40,800 40,758 42,883
United States
37,314 36,965 36,746 37,136 38,262 38,798 39,594 41,032 42,187 42,151
Year
Georgia
United States
Median incomeb 4-person family (current dollars)
Year
Georgia
United States
1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990
29,623 31,907 34,602 35,529 38,208 40,019 41,184
31,097 32,777 34,716 36,812 39,051 40,763 41,451
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
41,274 42,696 44,120 45,093 48,850 48,920 51,649 55,989 57,795 59,489
43,056 44,615 45,161 47,012 49,687 51,518 53,350 56,061 59,981 62,228
a Expressed in 2000 CPI-U adjusted dollars; data are sample-based; for standard errors, see source. b Expressed in current dollars; not adjusted for inflation.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Income Statistics Branch/HHES Division, Median Household Income by State: 1984 to 2000; Current Population Survey; Median Household Income by State, Historical Income Tables: 1984 to 2000.
TABLE 5.140
INDIVIDUAL FEDERAL INCOME AND TAX DATA FOR GEORGIA, 1999, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME (number; thousands of dollars)
Adjusted gross income
$20,000
$30,000
$50,000
$75,000
$100,000
$150,000
Total
Under
under
under
under
under
under
under
Item
returns
$20,000
$30,000
$50,000
$75,000
$100,000
$150,000
$200,000
Returns count Joint returns count Single returns count
3,555,069 1,340,411 1,453,627
Adjusted gross income amount:
156,404,683
Salaries and wages:
Number of returns
3,148,109
Amount
116,294,753
Taxable interest income:
Number of returns
1,530,139
Amount
3,586,755
Dividends Received:
Number of returns
753,168
Amount
2,929,923
Business or profession net income (less loss):
Number of returns
487,961
Amount
4,947,126
Number of farm returns
49,523
Net capital gain (less loss):
Number of returns
612,433
Amount
11,657,553
Taxable IRA Distributions:
Number of returns
175,582
Amount
1,947,223
Taxable pensions / annuities:
Number of returns
517,553
Amount
7,441,436
Taxable Social Security income:
Number of returns
198,433
Amount
1,548,909
Total adjustments:
Number of returns
602,953
Amount
1,466,315
1,436,181 169,965 838,460
14,215,854
1,219,618 11,702,388
318,907 399,853
131,141 151,781
155,916 783,970
9,893
105,938 194,165
31,847 127,488
124,635 877,185
4,099 12,532
165,879 138,945
538,089 136,600 232,886
13,279,674
488,339 11,442,456
166,661 253,081
57,042 91,559
58,147 374,005
5,283
44,313 115,755
20,907 113,009
74,482 813,987
31,290 54,366
78,893 104,415
639,516 284,392 238,178
24,927,500
588,793 21,178,325
309,636 437,194
122,918 197,965
90,606 658,660
9,428
93,662 292,537
35,626 242,399
110,786 1,470,629
63,513 323,228
126,731 196,529
439,743 325,736
82,561
26,889,958
407,088 22,204,652
303,304 479,383
143,595 276,575
75,353 672,181
9,143
110,055 489,409
36,900 340,655
98,136 1,615,418
48,973 500,099
100,720 190,967
212,826 181,603
24,153
18,280,704
197,571 14,786,828
175,737 329,962
102,076 243,559
38,694 480,153
4,943
80,472 522,274
22,922 287,228
50,362 1,024,908
22,167 270,781
43,853 132,789
150,250 131,890
14,462
17,961,737
138,345 13,700,332
134,661 358,468
95,537 341,531
29,920 640,078
3,648
81,189 897,025
16,292 318,705
34,221 862,972
15,121 198,130
38,586 168,678
48,415 42,537
4,638
8,289,913
43,504 5,698,814
45,338 192,889
36,772 214,016
11,170 413,124
1,418
33,400 668,730
4,746 160,610
10,315 312,500
5,314 71,586
15,441 105,729
(continued)
TABLE 5.140 (Continued)
INDIVIDUAL FEDERAL INCOME AND TAX DATA FOR GEORGIA, 1999, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME (number; thousands of dollars)
Adjusted gross income
$20,000
$30,000
$50,000
$75,000
$100,000
Total
Under
under
under
under
under
under
Item
returns
$20,000
$30,000
$50,000
$75,000
$100,000
$150,000
Total itemized deductions: Number of returns Amount
Taxable income: Number of returns Amount
Earned income credit: Number of returns Amount
Excess earned income credit: Number of returns Amount
Total tax liability: Number of returns Amount
Tax due at time of filing: Number of returns Amount
Overpayment (negative amount): Number of returns Amount
1,221,116 21,860,301
2,835,727 107,734,323
704,750 1,228,091
602,263 1,079,779
2,790,147 23,551,444
775,838 3,310,683
2,650,034 -4,633,584
74,666 777,194
755,386 3,559,388
548,438 1,079,865
510,853 988,182
750,730 612,332
188,458 118,229
1,191,588 -1,675,077
107,321 1,137,123
527,224 6,847,914
151,964 145,867
89,527 90,178
489,587 964,860
94,293 98,810
435,457 -625,075
278,328 3,345,458
636,188 15,703,041
2,264 138
514 30
628,644 2,423,400
147,484 217,962
479,841 -770,168
312,556 4,403,511
439,097 18,510,894
NA NA NA NA NA
438,799 3,094,691
123,132 272,224
305,527 -654,366
188,348 3,276,785
212,625 13,192,530
NA NA NA NA NA
212,687 2,559,355
83,472 247,046
122,298 -319,847
142,306 3,195,465
150,128 13,535,885
NA NA NA NA NA
150,181 3,040,642
70,613 347,159
72,111 -252,411
NA Not applicable. Source: U.S. Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, Statistics of Income, SOI Bulletin, Spring 2001.
$150,000 under
$200,000
46,885 1,365,398
48,365 6,539,737
NA NA NA NA NA
48,391 1,647,438
25,058 222,107
19,279 -101,866
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.150
NUMBER AND PERCENT OF PERSONS IN POVERTY IN GEORGIA, 1980-2000, WITH STANDARD ERRORS OF MEASUREMENT
Year
Number of persons (thousands)
Standard error (number in thousands)
Percent of population
Standard error (percent)
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
727
76
881
84
1,074
92
1,050
107
981
88
1,037
118
879
110
883
108
875
108
929
116
1,001
120
1,077
123
1,177
128
919
115
1,012
120
878
106
1,097
126
1,109
127
1,034
122
1,005
121
869
112
13.9
1.3
16.3
1.4
19.6
1.5
18.8
1.7
16.9
1.4
17.7
2.0
14.6
1.8
14.6
1.8
14
1.7
15
1.9
15.8
1.9
17.2
2.0
17.7
1.9
13.5
1.7
14
1.7
12.1
1.5
14.8
1.6
14.5
1.5
13.5
1.5
12.9
1.5
11.2
1.4
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Number of Poor and Poverty Rate, By State: 1980 to 2000.
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.170
SOURCES OF TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
Area/county
Total personal incomea
Georgia total Metropolitan Nonmetropolitan
212,806,472 162,130,787
50,675,685
MSAs Albany, GA Athens, GA Atlanta, GA Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Columbus, GA-AL Macon, GA Savannah, GA
2,629,524 3,444,587 125,302,157 10,851,777 6,500,458 7,857,241 7,653,220
Counties Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
295,758 144,757 195,805
75,741 897,072
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
255,523 885,052 1,697,673 393,815 305,026
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
4,180,623 246,317 241,950 290,795 519,943
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
994,318 380,439 367,481 106,845 795,047
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
175,635 1,782,734 1,035,288
159,127 6,298,191
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
396,224 451,907 3,669,727 2,264,585
60,197
Net earningsb
153,658,275 120,858,593
32,799,682
1,732,595 2,360,967 96,208,238 7,195,309 4,372,443 5,293,189 5,034,329
182,260 101,075 124,554
50,638 525,391
182,511 634,029 1,259,474 258,993 188,054
2,685,772 154,898 163,816 166,631 394,797
654,130 235,188 251,290
64,668 597,594
102,489 1,233,876
768,176 101,963 3,976,793
352,232 299,731 2,913,041 1,483,898
31,192
Dividends, interest, and
rentc
35,589,698 26,766,029
8,823,669
460,014 694,001 19,863,690 2,021,401 1,168,333 1,431,707 1,591,500
47,255 15,611 26,722 10,659 177,294
36,997 129,244 235,349
58,050 52,404
828,489 45,971 27,492 57,132 63,420
188,067 56,060 51,772 15,911
114,446
29,928 278,159 121,096
21,022 1,447,373
30,784 58,076 505,145 527,261 12,007
Transfer paymentsd
23,558,499 14,506,165
9,052,334
436,915 389,619 9,230,229 1,635,067 959,682 1,132,345 1,027,391
66,243 28,071 44,529 14,444 194,387
36,015 121,779 202,850
76,772 64,568
666,362 45,448 50,642 67,032 61,726
152,121 89,191 64,419 26,266 83,007
43,218 270,699 146,016
36,142 874,025
13,208 94,100 251,541 253,426 16,998
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.170 (Continued)
SOURCES OF TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
Area/county
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Total personal incomea
4,761,244 122,716
20,992,585 758,093 794,267
2,139,713 277,744
2,166,788 198,875 419,817
287,151 377,752 539,279 20,049,500 337,163
194,994 2,162,390 2,180,664
256,058 46,347
835,086 412,480 385,833 199,503 350,384
2,948,862 2,095,813 3,052,919
434,339 33,869,473
388,098 49,597
1,894,819 915,344 405,954
286,002 17,401,691
765,264 3,160,042
151,857
Net earningsb
3,668,491 75,323
16,730,002 537,200 508,207
1,514,703 178,666
1,635,594 137,260 251,568
200,430 286,247 331,632 15,024,280 200,614
111,592 1,359,999 1,709,784
152,625 33,641
662,739 237,996 214,191 124,027 192,127
2,264,194 1,365,387 2,436,107
287,898 24,896,357
239,360 28,300
1,089,494 650,247 252,090
168,827 14,521,700
499,259 2,234,577
82,702
Dividends, interest, and
rentc
575,241 15,905
3,115,617 95,220
130,082
425,995 38,378
308,874 31,577 71,536
38,800 50,996 90,586 3,424,762 60,197
35,195 410,877 255,572
49,114 5,399
80,707 87,325 70,127 33,775 67,554
497,789 379,619 457,210
64,804 6,629,951
67,692 7,967
530,768 131,801
70,896
57,813 2,059,217
149,761 573,028
22,815
Transfer paymentsd
517,512 31,488
1,146,966 125,673 155,978
199,015 60,700
222,320 30,038 96,713
47,921 40,509 117,061 1,600,458 76,352
48,207 391,514 215,308
54,319 7,307
91,640 87,159 101,515 41,701 90,703
186,879 350,807 159,602
81,637 2,343,165
81,046 13,330 274,557 133,296 82,968
59,362 820,774 116,244 352,437
46,340
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
Area/county
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
TABLE 5.170 (Continued)
SOURCES OF TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
Total personal incomea
499,468 597,610 466,137 184,441 2,567,257
2,466,450 191,256 902,029 228,615 232,811
315,605 152,682 156,283 515,506 282,965
122,999 918,951 467,134 962,017 158,376
120,349 1,944,038
443,982 452,935 166,371
261,557 535,926 111,725 447,114 140,701
453,912 433,929 145,123 360,812 613,923
4,541,750 1,256,291
644,076 234,256 1,313,623
Net earningsb
323,955 417,965 293,203 130,278 1,983,677
1,755,663 122,448 661,398 147,162 144,705
176,408 91,864 94,359
389,195 180,190
77,567 585,712 372,596 706,848 102,821
82,300 1,300,272
318,286 285,434
95,110
165,189 382,864
72,742 294,622
87,730
296,454 300,604
91,881 232,998 458,918
2,948,522 900,003 494,205 170,955
1,054,721
Dividends, interest, and
rentc
80,548 115,947
88,028 19,688 345,522
436,002 31,888
114,361 46,084 39,499
54,308 22,897 21,675 64,384 48,514
18,643 160,788
49,137 140,797
24,148
17,100 346,898
71,250 85,500 29,770
37,858 69,962 16,786 64,127 25,614
68,504 67,939 21,101 76,329 67,783
900,545 174,989
96,778 28,909 124,468
Transfer paymentsd
94,965 63,698 84,906 34,475 238,058
274,785 36,920
126,270 35,369 48,607
84,889 37,921 40,249 61,927 54,261
26,789 172,451
45,401 114,372
31,407
20,949 296,868
54,446 82,001 41,491
58,510 83,100 22,197 88,365 27,357
88,954 65,386 32,141 51,485 87,222
692,683 181,299
53,093 34,392 134,434
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
Area/county
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
TABLE 5.170 (Continued)
SOURCES OF TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
Total personal incomea
525,615 536,968 308,714 264,542 732,164
193,945 402,346
44,627 303,645 146,601
4,563,623 1,757,095
74,656 277,411 188,680
1,292,607 543,652 100,728 697,689 107,216
33,445 382,334 155,576 210,751 180,999
996,794 844,414 501,701 195,127
97,890
1,429,235 164,918 169,047 347,302 551,502
1,229,764 1,119,404
695,408 107,306 471,260
Net earningsb
351,355 360,826 201,686 186,477 474,537
118,802 248,969
25,491 158,675
82,684
2,936,720 1,311,252
53,444 166,735 112,846
867,352 332,230
58,793 431,463
63,925
16,451 249,517
96,775 114,403
96,562
612,586 559,304 302,502
92,179 55,548
961,430 98,973
111,204 185,148 355,170
805,093 803,478 390,777
61,666 289,954
Dividends, interest, and
rentc
83,057 100,957
43,648 38,794 103,196
37,744 87,227
6,420 84,893 26,245
824,548 278,915
7,936 47,987 30,988
215,900 100,569
14,021 136,162
17,849
6,826 55,880 21,924 36,195 37,455
199,624 151,181
88,829 54,715 16,156
251,376 27,344 19,775 83,415 86,913
181,902 150,809 122,839
15,758 94,780
Transfer paymentsd
91,203 75,185 63,380 39,271 154,431
37,399 66,150 12,716 60,077 37,672
802,355 166,928
13,276 62,689 44,846
209,355 110,853
27,914 130,064
25,442
10,168 76,937 36,877 60,153 46,982
184,584 133,929 110,370
48,233 26,186
216,429 38,601 38,068 78,739
109,419
242,769 165,117 181,792
29,882 86,526
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.170 (Continued)
SOURCES OF TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
Area/county
Total personal incomea
Net earningsb
Dividends, interest, and
rentc
Transfer paymentsd
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
498,962 45,664 91,755
411,162 2,157,563
147,145 227,639 213,954 424,847
325,401 28,067 55,380
252,080 1,506,871
87,882 133,233 145,403 294,561
71,655 9,410
12,139 91,490 405,417
23,443 45,693 27,906 56,987
101,906 8,187
24,236 67,592 245,275
35,820 48,713 40,645 73,299
a The total personal income of an area reflects all income received by, or on behalf of persons (including nonprofit institutions) resident in that area, less personal contributions for social insurance and without deduction of personal taxes.
b Net earnings by place of residence; derived by subtracting personal contributions for social insurance from total earnings by place of work, and adding a residence adjustment factor.
c Includes payments by government and business to individuals, and payments to nonprofit institutions. See Tables 19.201 and 19.203 for detail.
d Includes rental income and residence adjustment for farm proprietors and capital consumption adjustment for rental income of persons.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, CD-ROM, May 2001.
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.171
TOTAL PERSONAL INCOMEa IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999
(residence adjusted, thousands of dollars)
Area/county
1996
Georgia
Metropolitan
172,935,402
Nonmetropolitan
129,906,726
43,028,676
MSAs
Albany, GA
2,395,304
Athens, GA
2,897,113
Atlanta, GA
98,181,818
Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC 9,434,189
Columbus, GA-AL
5,432,770
Macon, GA
6,823,729
Savannah, GA
6,574,652
Counties Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
271,033 123,392 175,327
68,297 791,337
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
216,717 689,507 1,332,496 322,452 269,547
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
3,678,533 210,076 196,613 254,056 390,933
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
845,199 334,892 297,418
93,464 698,091
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
164,257 1,472,740
841,942 134,573 5,567,533
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
307,719 397,574 2,821,881 1,936,108
52,940
1997
183,757,140 138,611,833 45,145,307
2,460,892 3,042,324 105,565,003 9,856,379 5,807,112 7,075,908 6,774,031
279,899 126,722 180,830
67,661 817,314
231,979 747,879 1,425,297 333,389 279,575
3,781,440 223,601 209,671 268,126 426,064
890,338 347,017 320,920
94,811 730,192
166,484 1,556,339
894,038 140,852 5,669,245
343,131 407,419 2,981,992 2,015,568
54,827
1998
199,659,896 151,458,493 48,201,403
2,562,805 3,279,999 116,170,629 10,462,977 6,219,027 7,484,195 7,332,082
286,886 136,832 190,669
70,011 872,362
251,075 827,954 1,571,316 363,288 291,866
4,002,258 236,898 229,040 270,474 476,874
947,333 361,115 345,399
99,532 776,625
169,668 1,687,849
957,163 150,083 6,098,488
367,302 429,299 3,368,302 2,175,987
56,770
1999
212,806,472 162,130,787 50,675,685
2,629,524 3,444,587 125,302,157 10,851,777 6,500,458 7,857,241 7,653,220
295,758 144,757 195,805
75,741 897,072
255,523 885,052 1,697,673 393,815 305,026
4,180,623 246,317 241,950 290,795 519,943
994,318 380,439 367,481 106,845 795,047
175,635 1,782,734 1,035,288
159,127 6,298,191
396,224 451,907 3,669,727 2,264,585
60,197
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.171 (Continued)
TOTAL PERSONAL INCOMEa IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999
(residence adjusted, thousands of dollars)
Area/county
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
1996
4,085,384 109,896
16,104,688 627,568 683,334
1,746,041 231,221
1,581,820 164,284 371,790
226,122 267,764 475,117 16,968,301 294,491
190,899 2,012,235 1,776,938
220,369 37,984
616,186 346,373 344,780 174,159 293,505
2,282,133 1,829,863 1,935,934
363,135 26,467,057
309,516 47,285
1,644,644 740,676 344,281
228,718 12,909,276
611,712 2,493,062
142,910
1997
4,173,270 111,960
17,320,502 656,202 716,884
1,873,515 247,384
1,748,313 176,454 380,806
246,379 298,263 494,248 17,932,088 302,322
185,319 2,051,085 1,903,354
227,512 40,727
678,722 367,017 358,687 178,173 310,396
2,472,016 1,897,542 2,233,769
386,895 28,508,383
335,065 47,326
1,723,936 787,206 363,684
244,052 14,271,330
657,262 2,640,242
144,914
1998
4,457,050 119,635
19,476,541 717,484 757,664
2,020,649 260,692
1,964,399 187,430 398,426
268,661 340,412 521,095 19,098,986 322,195
190,831 2,128,370 2,050,206
239,660 41,317
756,720 393,540 372,472 190,981 334,587
2,738,499 1,986,340 2,674,326
421,696 31,211,884
369,177 48,115
1,828,274 863,523 380,714
268,653 15,987,111
731,941 2,920,798
150,436
1999
4,761,244 122,716
20,992,585 758,093 794,267
2,139,713 277,744
2,166,788 198,875 419,817
287,151 377,752 539,279 20,049,500 337,163
194,994 2,162,390 2,180,664
256,058 46,347
835,086 412,480 385,833 199,503 350,384
2,948,862 2,095,813 3,052,919
434,339 33,869,473
388,098 49,597
1,894,819 915,344 405,954
286,002 17,401,691
765,264 3,160,042
151,857
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.171 (Continued)
TOTAL PERSONAL INCOMEa IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999
(residence adjusted, thousands of dollars)
Area/county
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
1996
412,385 462,436 371,857 149,981 1,804,154
2,110,924 165,133 716,790 181,726 212,604
288,909 133,712 135,613 445,126 243,980
100,626 815,133 383,069 875,446 132,940
102,530 1,643,005
330,926 394,694 137,709
232,465 451,419
93,345 373,475 123,122
375,055 359,923 121,489 296,869 518,996
3,820,607 989,029 509,586 195,079
1,005,780
1997
434,520 505,685 404,477 159,715 2,035,035
2,217,374 168,821 783,450 196,398 220,299
296,921 140,099 142,336 465,217 256,186
106,120 843,001 409,807 912,254 140,269
107,697 1,743,491
368,903 405,808 145,792
233,750 480,484
98,684 390,484 123,415
394,668 377,387 126,992 314,292 541,586
4,066,649 1,029,583
546,272 208,079 1,085,461
1998
466,072 555,368 441,147 173,091 2,277,830
2,343,953 177,703 853,849 213,352 229,107
303,003 141,555 148,103 487,370 272,238
112,951 888,180 434,435 932,801 151,760
114,719 1,866,027
411,403 437,860 159,469
248,378 506,746 106,156 422,847 129,560
425,831 409,331 135,584 342,839 587,032
4,375,004 1,156,527
597,266 221,301 1,184,627
1999
499,468 597,610 466,137 184,441 2,567,257
2,466,450 191,256 902,029 228,615 232,811
315,605 152,682 156,283 515,506 282,965
122,999 918,951 467,134 962,017 158,376
120,349 1,944,038
443,982 452,935 166,371
261,557 535,926 111,725 447,114 140,701
453,912 433,929 145,123 360,812 613,923
4,541,750 1,256,291
644,076 234,256 1,313,623
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.171 (Continued)
TOTAL PERSONAL INCOMEa IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999
(residence adjusted, thousands of dollars)
Area/county
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
1996
438,298 396,627 261,270 214,079 601,101
173,126 324,505
38,746 245,811 130,554
4,147,021 1,525,050
66,821 245,121 161,924
1,128,062 482,363 88,292 620,578 93,484
28,657 332,684 136,028 187,647 167,712
852,707 724,343 437,033 152,229
90,585
1,207,371 145,066 150,848 262,065 478,585
1,087,528 904,961 628,889 94,127 400,898
1997
460,925 425,908 277,892 228,525 644,305
180,011 349,160
40,070 263,974 133,589
4,248,582 1,599,676
66,684 253,629 167,811
1,175,148 506,192 92,378 637,386 95,880
29,498 357,837 137,869 192,887 168,504
902,273 760,156 457,542 166,121
91,437
1,254,585 147,716 150,952 285,750 499,376
1,109,888 939,660 636,399 98,389 416,001
1998
489,644 488,048 295,629 247,070 683,677
186,812 384,277
42,053 285,067 137,710
4,475,689 1,679,757
70,798 264,093 175,692
1,240,880 529,719 96,108 667,967 102,180
31,745 370,073 148,749 202,703 174,907
938,538 812,068 477,106 184,051
95,543
1,339,796 158,170 160,970 319,946 529,687
1,171,087 1,028,537
678,374 105,114 446,816
1999
525,615 536,968 308,714 264,542 732,164
193,945 402,346
44,627 303,645 146,601
4,563,623 1,757,095
74,656 277,411 188,680
1,292,607 543,652 100,728 697,689 107,216
33,445 382,334 155,576 210,751 180,999
996,794 844,414 501,701 195,127
97,890
1,429,235 164,918 169,047 347,302 551,502
1,229,764 1,119,404
695,408 107,306 471,260
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.171 (Continued)
TOTAL PERSONAL INCOMEa IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999
(residence adjusted, thousands of dollars)
Area/county
1996
1997
1998
1999
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
427,250 40,309 79,743
334,963 1,837,158
129,283 202,217 182,414 373,524
447,261 41,200 82,646
361,597 1,914,695
133,298 207,340 193,410 391,843
473,820 42,439 86,014
389,111 2,073,496
139,727 219,563 203,448 412,845
498,962 45,664 91,755
411,162 2,157,563
147,145 227,639 213,954 424,847
a The total personal income of an area reflects all income received by, or on behalf of persons (including nonprofit institutions) resident in that area, less personal contributions for social insurance and without deduction for personal taxes.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, 2001.
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
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TABLE 5.176
PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999 (residence adjusted, dollars)
Area/county
1996
Georgia Metropolitan Nonmetropolitan
MSAs Albany, GA Athens, GA Atlanta, GA Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Columbus, GA-AL Macon, GA Savannah, GA
Counties Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
23,586 25,872 18,618
20,472 21,226 27,803 20,878 20,017 21,889 23,414
16,634 17,731 16,902 18,494 18,995
18,262 18,419 20,119 18,611 17,145
23,723 19,287 15,232 16,156 17,602
17,166 15,330 17,975 19,004 16,252
19,069 18,515 17,444 14,509 24,698
19,077 17,367 23,285 21,460 15,580
1997
24,546 26,983 19,218
20,952 22,037 29,064 21,665 21,347 22,383 23,879
17,082 17,756 17,532 18,193 19,505
18,596 19,221 20,592 19,191 17,541
24,227 20,192 15,797 16,971 18,429
17,854 15,450 18,617 18,719 16,023
18,771 19,185 18,103 15,204 25,140
21,003 17,794 23,460 22,223 15,841
1998
26,145 28,803 20,269
21,758 23,657 31,028 22,848 22,907 23,449 25,703
17,338 19,116 18,397 19,303 20,829
19,583 20,475 21,843 20,794 17,887
25,664 21,233 16,931 16,996 20,384
18,739 15,821 19,380 19,898 16,411
18,647 20,359 18,876 15,910 27,069
22,386 18,872 25,071 24,040 16,253
1999
27,324 30,124 21,061
22,394 24,539 32,486 23,549 23,950 24,433 26,534
17,737 19,843 18,891 20,940 21,267
19,408 21,127 22,755 22,537 18,454
26,895 21,771 17,413 18,037 21,314
19,582 16,386 19,994 21,646 16,904
19,617 21,031 19,871 16,817 27,910
23,792 19,770 25,900 24,985 17,082
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.176 (Continued)
PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999 (residence adjusted, dollars)
Area/county
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
1996
20,250 16,742 29,991 18,971 17,622
20,282 16,173 20,699 15,754 17,966
15,619 20,525 17,974 28,878 16,333
18,373 20,895 21,081 18,125 16,219
18,575 18,021 16,449 18,265 16,541
27,900 21,713 28,001 20,028 37,023
18,406 19,276 24,973 18,888 16,043
17,561 27,075 19,953 22,226 15,948
1997
20,377 16,989 31,418 19,414 18,103
21,123 16,914 21,654 16,443 18,541
16,871 21,376 18,526 30,371 16,715
17,685 21,466 21,970 18,753 16,920
19,363 19,125 17,086 18,357 17,100
29,065 22,392 29,263 20,867 39,392
18,621 19,045 25,919 19,553 16,923
18,263 28,506 21,049 22,796 16,105
1998
21,326 17,993 34,407 20,961 18,834
22,241 17,393 23,079 17,591 19,254
17,843 22,850 19,285 32,214 17,781
18,333 22,399 22,933 19,691 17,500
20,695 20,367 17,722 19,246 18,013
30,862 23,331 30,950 22,123 42,337
19,693 19,139 27,212 21,022 17,777
19,663 30,588 23,065 24,476 16,461
1999
22,277 18,379 35,974 21,686 19,504
22,931 18,276 24,237 19,097 20,343
18,714 23,691 19,879 33,592 18,581
18,690 22,985 23,917 21,115 18,290
21,764 21,302 18,336 19,774 18,495
31,922 24,509 31,576 22,492 45,473
19,635 19,496 27,888 21,812 18,794
20,292 31,893 23,525 25,631 16,787
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.176 (Continued)
PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999 (residence adjusted, dollars)
Area/county
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
1996
17,368 21,736 17,687 15,304 19,836
20,873 18,784 20,372 19,133 16,974
16,233 15,830 16,284 20,010 17,460
15,249 18,929 18,505 14,836 16,549
12,588 19,570 19,159 18,463 14,490
17,701 18,893 14,665 16,388 19,788
17,844 18,734 15,885 20,962 16,842
20,947 18,747 22,773 18,036 15,724
1997
17,965 22,764 18,802 15,983 20,823
21,367 18,852 21,505 19,898 17,372
16,688 16,578 17,050 20,578 17,740
15,682 19,475 18,709 15,194 17,330
12,929 20,597 20,353 18,800 14,719
17,612 19,879 15,131 17,050 19,478
18,722 19,463 16,388 21,656 16,984
22,253 18,646 23,559 18,545 15,770
1998
18,954 24,908 20,243 17,158 21,709
22,189 19,640 22,642 20,987 18,030
16,995 16,760 17,859 21,193 18,520
16,164 20,331 19,082 15,789 18,449
13,377 21,941 21,649 20,181 15,918
18,807 20,746 15,837 18,323 20,371
20,088 20,858 17,551 22,717 17,944
23,984 19,988 25,194 19,350 16,033
1999
19,923 26,403 21,069 17,583 22,630
22,913 20,832 23,095 21,590 18,311
17,673 18,174 18,845 22,118 18,852
17,675 20,920 20,013 16,116 18,992
13,819 22,760 22,455 20,764 16,450
19,927 21,260 16,481 19,403 22,270
21,392 21,662 18,478 23,373 18,098
24,947 20,737 26,261 20,257 16,505
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.176 (Continued)
PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999 (residence adjusted, dollars)
Area/county
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
1996
18,704 22,554 17,132 18,374 17,024
21,016 19,657 15,757 18,842 16,410
21,554 23,323 17,534 17,243 17,177
19,655 19,143 16,076 19,719 13,862
15,259 17,755 16,719 16,214 15,150
20,418 19,852 17,161 19,060 15,281
20,700 16,038 15,285 17,519 17,797
17,750 18,358 17,732 15,761 20,245
1997
19,315 22,892 17,925 18,738 17,958
21,680 20,689 16,223 19,924 16,812
22,165 23,891 17,370 17,616 17,437
20,458 20,060 17,053 20,234 13,890
15,682 18,781 16,875 16,845 15,196
21,194 20,759 17,827 20,249 15,342
21,503 16,218 15,414 18,142 18,407
17,851 18,271 17,861 16,404 20,780
1998
20,006 24,733 18,755 19,505 18,844
22,208 21,882 16,902 21,305 17,313
23,387 24,602 17,910 18,275 17,998
21,542 20,890 17,765 21,349 14,645
16,560 19,438 18,078 17,570 15,698
21,882 22,075 18,477 21,712 16,015
22,874 17,215 15,912 19,384 19,574
18,681 18,828 19,156 17,317 22,280
1999
21,028 25,541 19,534 20,188 19,990
23,202 22,108 18,223 22,185 18,298
23,980 25,477 18,905 19,181 19,247
22,354 21,461 18,744 22,246 15,385
17,383 19,943 18,774 18,477 16,153
23,237 22,837 19,304 22,174 16,499
24,306 17,831 16,576 20,152 20,366
19,532 19,136 19,738 17,664 23,332
(continued)
INCOME, GROSS STATE PRODUCT, AND WEALTH
5.000
TABLE 5.176 (Continued)
PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA AND COUNTY, 1996-1999 (residence adjusted, dollars)
Area/county
1996
1997
1998
1999
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
17,338 18,215 16,221 20,822 23,030
17,842 19,148 16,918 17,022
17,903 18,214 16,586 21,475 23,588
18,203 19,498 17,947 17,581
18,684 19,290 17,554 22,254 25,274
18,982 20,702 18,729 18,393
19,483 20,728 18,864 22,598 25,926
19,834 21,565 19,614 18,896
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, May 2001.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Consumer Pnce Index.All Utban Consumers, All ltems for SelectedAreas.
1997-2001 ............................................................................................................................................ 160
Consumer Pnce Index, All Urban Consumers. All ltems and Major Groups, Atlanta, 1997-2001............................................................................................................................. 161
Consumer Price lndex for Urban Wage Eamers and Clerical Workers. Atlanta. 1997-2001...............................................................................
.................. 163
Consumer Price Indexes, All Items, for All U h a n Consumers and for Urban Wage Earners and ClericalWorkers In Atlanta. 1985-2001.............................................. 165
Consumer Price lndex for All Urban Consumers, U.S. City Average. By Group.
1997-2001 .........................................................................- .-.................................................................. 166
Consumer Price lndex lor All Urban Consumers and Urban Wage Eamers and Clerical Workers, All Items, U.S. C~tyAverage, 1985-2001........................................................ 169
ConsumerPrice Index. All UrbanConsumers,All ltems For Regionsand Cities
of Specifled Size in the South, 1990-2001............................................................................................. 170 ProducerPrice Indexes. By Stage of Processing.1990-2001........................................................... 171 Producer Price Indexes, By Commod~tyGroup, 1996-2001.....................................................-.-...... 172 Prices Receivedby Farmers in Georgia. 1996-2000.......................................................................... 174
PRICES
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TABLE 6.101
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX, ALL URBAN CONSUMERSa, ALL ITEMS, FOR SELECTED AREAS, 1997-2001 (1982-84 = 100)
Area
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Percentage change
1997-2001
U.S. city average
160.5
Atlanta, GA
158.9
Anchorage, AK Boston-Brockton-Nashua, MA-NH-ME-CT Chicago-Gary-Kenosha, IL-IN-WI Cincinnati-Hamilton, OH-KY-IN Cleveland-Akron, OH Dallas-Fort Worth, TX Denver-Boulder-Greeley, CO Detroit-Ann Arbor-Flint, MI Honolulu, HI Houston-Galveston-Brazoria, TX Kansas City, MO-KS Los Angeles-Riverside-Orange County, CA Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL Milwaukee-Racine, WI Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN-WI New York-Northern New Jersey-
Long Island, NY-NJ-CT-PA Philadelphia-Wilmington-
Atlantic City, PA-NJ-DE-MD Pittsburgh, PA Portland-Salem, OR-WA San Diego, CA San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA Seattle-Tacoma-Bremerton, WA St. Louis, MO-IL Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FLb Washington-Baltimore, DC-MD-VA-WVc
144.8 167.9 161.7 152.1 156.1 151.4 158.1 156.3 171.9 145.4 155.8 160.0 158.4 157.7 155.4
170.8
166.5 157.0 164.0 163.7 160.4 163.0 152.9 134.0 100.8
163.0
161.2
146.9 171.7 165.0 155.1 159.8 153.6 161.9 159.8 171.5 146.8 157.8 162.3 160.5 160.3 158.3
173.6
168.2 159.2 167.1 166.9 165.5 167.7 154.5 137.5 102.1
166.6
164.8
148.4 176.0 168.4 159.2 162.5 158.0 166.6 163.9 173.3 148.7 160.1 166.1 162.4 163.7 163.3
177.0
171.9 162.5 172.6 172.8 172.5 172.8 157.6 140.6 104.2
172.2
170.6
150.9 183.6 173.8 164.8 168.0 164.7 173.2 169.8 176.3 154.2 166.6 171.6 167.8 168.6 170.1
182.5
176.5 168.0 178.0 182.8 180.2 179.2 163.1 145.7 107.6
177.1
176.2
155.2 191.5 178.3 167.9 172.9 170.4 181.3 174.4 178.4 158.8 172.2 177.3 173.0 171.7 176.5
187.1
181.3 172.5 182.4 191.2 189.9 185.7 167.3 148.8 110.4
10.3
10.9
7.2 14.1 10.3 10.4 10.8 12.5 14.7 11.6
3.8 9.2 10.5 10.8 9.2 8.9 13.6
9.5
8.9 9.9 11.2 16.8 18.4 13.9 9.4 11.0
9.5
NA Not available.
a The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers measures the average change in prices of a market basket of goods and services purchased by urban consumers. The specific city indexes do not indicate whether it costs more to live in one city than another.
b 1987 = 100.
c November 1996 = 100.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Indexes, 2002.
PRICES
6.000
TABLE 6.112
CONSUMER PRICE INDEXa FOR ALL URBAN CONSUMERS, ALL ITEMS AND MAJOR GROUPS, ATLANTA, 1997-2001 (1982-84 = 100)
Category
1997
All items
All items less food and energy All items less shelter All items less medical care All items less energy
Energy
Food and beverages Food Food at home Food away from home Alcoholic beverages
Housing Shelter Rent of primary residence Owners' equivalent rent of primary residenceb
Fuels and utilities Fuels Gas (piped) and electricity Electricity Utility natural gas service
Household furnishings and operations Apparel
Transportation Private transportation Motor fuel Gasoline, unleaded regular Gasoline, unleaded premium Gasoline (all types) Gasoline, unleaded midgradec
158.9
167.2 155.4 153.7 166.2
104.0
159.5 163.3 158.5 171.6 127.7
156.4 171.4 172.6
167.5
139.1 130.9 132.2 135.8 127.4
129.1 137.0
132.5 133.4
93.1 89.1 99.7 92.7 113.4
1998
161.2
170.1 156.0 156.0 169.5
97.9
164.7 169.1 163.7 177.6 127.7
161.1 178.4 179.1
174.6
142.1 130.7 132.1 137.1 124.6
128.3 137.6
127.8 128.2
80.1 75.5 87.5 79.5 98.0
1999
164.8
173.7 159.0 159.4 173.0
102.1
167.6 172.1 166.1 182.0 129.5
165.1 183.8 185.0
179.0
143.1 130.5 131.9 137.6 125.2
130.8 132.4
130.3 130.5
89.2 85.2 95.9 88.8 108.6
2000
170.6
177.7 164.5 164.9 177.1
122.5
171.8 176.5 171.2 185.9 131.3
171.0 190.3 191.0
185.1
155.6 143.3 144.5 138.9 158.3
128.7 132.3
137.6 137.6 120.4 117.2 125.1 119.8 145.1
2001
Percentage change
1997-2001
176.2
10.9
182.8
9.3
169.7
9.2
170.2
10.7
182.7
9.9
129.1
24.1
180.1
12.9
185.5
13.6
181.0
14.2
193.3
12.6
133.0
4.2
178.4
14.1
197.2
15.1
201.3
16.6
191.7
14.4
174.7
25.6
165.5
26.4
167.0
26.3
145.0
6.8
211.3
65.9
128.1
-0.8
127.0
-7.3
139.0
4.9
138.6
3.9
112.5
20.8
108.9
22.2
117.4
17.8
111.7
20.5
135.6
19.6
(continued)
PRICES
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TABLE 6.112 (Continued)
CONSUMER PRICE INDEXa FOR ALL URBAN CONSUMERS, ALL ITEMS AND MAJOR GROUPS, ATLANTA, 1997-2001 (1982-84 = 100)
Category
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Percentage change
1997-2001
Medical care
243.5
245
254
264.2
276.7
13.6
Recreationd
NA
100.3
101.5
103.6
106.6
NA
Education and communicationd
NA
100.4
101.5
103.8
107.2
NA
Other goods and services
212.4
221.2
243.2
249.8
264.0
24.3
Services
180.5
185.4
190.8
197.7
207.0
14.7
Services less rent of sheltere
195.4
198.2
203.9
211.4
223.5
14.4
Services less medical care services
173.2
178.0
183.2
189.8
198.7
14.7
Commodities
137.8
137.4
139.1
143.7
145.5
5.6
Commodities less food
125.5
122.7
123.9
128.4
127.6
1.7
Commodities less food and beverages 125.6
122.7
123.9
128.5
127.5
1.5
Durables
125.3
120.1
118.2
117.3
116.6
-6.9
Nondurables
141.7
143.3
147.0
154.4
157.6
11.2
Nondurables less food
124.8
123.3
127.4
136.9
135.9
8.9
Nondurables less food
and beverages
125.1
123.5
127.8
137.9
136.7
9.3
NA Not available a The Consumer Price index for All Urban Consumers measures the average change in prices of a market basket of goods
and services purchased by urban consumers. b December 1982=100. c December 1993=100. d December 1997=100. e December 1982=100.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Indexes, 2002.
PRICES
6.000
TABLE 6.201
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR URBAN WAGE EARNERS AND CLERICAL WORKERSa, FOR ATLANTA, 1997-2001 (1982-84 = 100)
Category
All items
All items less food and energy All items less shelter All items less medical care All items less energy
Energy
Food and beverages Food Food at home Food away from home Alcoholic beverages
Housing Shelter Rent of primary residence Owners' equivalent rent of primary residenceb
Fuels and utilities Fuels Gas (piped) and electricity Electricity Utility natural gas service
Household furnishings and operations Apparel
Transportation Private transportation Motor fuel Gasoline, unleaded regular Gasoline, unleaded premium Gasoline (all types) Gasoline, unleaded midgradec
1997
156.5
164.9 154.2 151.8 163.9
104.9
158.2 161.2 154.7 173.1 125.9
153.7 166.4 172.6
155.9
139.9 131.8 132.5 135.8 127.4
133.0 132.4
130.3 129.7
93.1 89.1 99.7 92.7 113.4
1998
158.4
167.3 154.4 153.6 166.9
98.1
163.5 167.1 159.6 179.1 125.4
158.2 173.3 179.1
162.5
142.8 131.5 132.3 137.1 124.6
131.8 133.0
125.8 124.9
80.1 75.5 87.5 79.5 98.0
1999
162.0
171.1 157.7 157.1 170.5
102.8
166.1 169.7 161.6 183.6 127.3
162.0 178.5 185.0
166.6
143.9 131.4 132.2 137.6 125.2
133.0 128.5
128.6 127.6
89.3 85.2 95.9 88.8 108.6
2000
168.1
174.9 163.7 163.0 174.4
124.0
170.5 174.4 166.9 187.5 128.8
167.8 184.7 191.0
172.3
155.5 143.2 143.6 138.9 158.3
130.9 129.0
136.5 135.5 120.4 117.2 125.1 119.8 145.1
2001
Percentage change
1997-2001
173.6
10.9
179.7
9.0
168.6
9.3
168.3
10.9
180.0
9.8
128.7
22.7
179.1
13.2
183.7
14.0
177.0
14.4
195.0
12.7
130.8
3.9
175.6
14.2
191.9
15.3
201.3
16.6
178.4
14.4
173.4
23.9
163.8
24.3
164.5
24.2
145.0
6.8
211.3
65.9
130.8
-1.7
123.4
-6.8
136.9
5.1
135.6
4.5
112.5
20.8
108.9
22.2
117.4
17.8
111.7
20.5
135.6
19.6
(continued)
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TABLE 6.201 (Continued)
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR URBAN WAGE EARNERS AND CLERICAL WORKERSa, FOR ATLANTA, 1997-2001 (1982-84 = 100)
Category
1997
Medical care
241.1
Recreationd
NA
Education and communicationd
NA
Other goods and services
218.1
Services Services less rent of sheltere Services less medical care services
179.3 176.3 172.2
Commodities Commodities less food Commodities less food and beverages Durables Nondurables Nondurables less food Nondurables less food and beverages
136.7 124.8 124.7 124.9 141.8 125.8
125.9
1998
241.9
98.9
100.7
225.1
184.1 178.7 177.0
136.1 121.5 121.3 120.5 143.0 123.2
123.1
1999
250.3
97.9
101.9
256.9
189.1 183.2 181.8
138.7 124.0 123.9 119.0 147.9 129.9
130.2
2000
259.9
99.5
103.6
269.2
195.8 189.8 188.2
144.2 129.7 129.7 118.3 156.9 142.3
143.5
2001
270.1
101.8
106.8
286.1
205.3 200.7 197.5
146.2 128.8 128.7 117.3 160.6 141.4
142.5
Percentage change
1997-2001
12.0
NA
NA
31.2
14.5 13.8 14.7
6.9 3.2 3.2 -6.1 13.3 12.4
13.2
NA Not available. a The Consumer Price index for All Urban Consumers measures the average change in prices of a market basket of goods
and services purchased by urban consumers. b Based on December 1982 = 100. c Based on December 1993 = 100. d Based on December 1997 = 100. e Based on December 1982 = 100.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Indexes, 2002.
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TABLE 6.205
CONSUMER PRICE INDEXESa FOR ALL URBAN CONSUMERS AND FOR URBAN WAGE EARNERS AND CLERICAL WORKERS, ATLANTA, 1985-2001, WITH PERCENT CHANGE FROM PREVIOUS YEAR
(1982-84 = 100)
Year
All urban consumers
Percent change from previous year
Urban wage earners and
clerical workers
Percent change from previous year
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
108.9
4.6
107.9
4.3
112.2
3.0
110.8
2.7
116.5
3.8
114.8
3.6
120.4
3.3
118.6
3.3
126.1
4.7
124.4
4.9
131.7
4.4
130.0
4.5
135.9
3.2
133.9
3.0
138.5
1.9
136.6
2.0
143.4
3.5
141.4
3.5
146.7
2.3
144.3
2.1
150.9
2.9
148.7
3.0
156.0
3.4
153.6
3.3
158.9
1.9
156.5
1.9
161.2
1.4
158.4
1.2
164.8
2.2
162.0
2.3
170.6
3.5
168.1
3.8
176.2
3.3
173.6
3.3
a The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers measures the average change in prices of a market basket of goods and services purchased by urban consumers. The Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers measures the average change in prices of a fixed basket of goods and services purchased by urban households whose primary source of income is derived from the employment of wage earners and clerical workers.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Indexes, 2002.
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TABLE 6.210
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR ALL URBAN CONSUMERSa, U.S. CITY AVERAGEb, BY GROUP, 1997-2001 (1982-84 = 100)
Category
All items 10.3
All items less food All items less food and shelter All items less food and energy
All items less shelter All items less medical care All items less energy
Energy
Food and beverages Food Food at home Cereals and bakery products Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs Fruits and vegetables Nonalcoholic beverages and beverage materials Alcoholic beverages Other food at home Dairy and related products Sugar and sweets Fats and oils Food away from home
Housing Shelter Rent of primary residence Lodging away from homec Owners' equivalent rent of primary residence
Fuels and utilities Fuels Fuel oil and other fuels Fuel oil Other household fuelse Gas (piped) and electricity Electricity Utility natural gas service Water and sewer and trash collection servicesc Water and sewerage maintenance Garbage and trash collectionf
Household furnishings and operations Furniture and bedding Appliancesc Other household equipment and furnishingsc Tools, hardware, outdoor equipment and suppliesc Housekeeping supplies Household operationsc
1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
Percentage change
1997-2001
160.5 163.0 166.6 172.2
177.1
161.1 155.4 169.5 155.9 156.3 167.1
111.5
157.7 157.3 158.1 177.6 148.5 187.5 133.4 162.8 147.3 145.5 147.8 141.7 157.0
156.8 176.3 166.7 NA 181.9
130.8 117.9
99.8 96.9 131.4 125.1 132.5 114.6 NA 210.0 250.5
163.4 156.2 173.4 157.2 158.6 170.9
102.9
161.1 160.7 161.1 181.1 147.3 198.2 133.0 165.7 150.8 150.8 150.2 146.9 161.1
160.4 182.1 172.1 109.0 187.8
128.5 113.7
90.0 84.8 126.7 121.2 127.4 112.4 101.6 217.3 256.7
167.0 159.0 177.0 160.2 162.0 174.4
106.6
164.6 164.1 164.2 185.0 147.9 203.1 134.3 169.7 153.5 159.6 152.3 148.3 165.1
163.9 187.3 177.5 112.3 192.9
128.8 113.5
91.4 86.6 127.4 120.9 126.5 113.0 104.0 222.0 263.8
173.0 165.0 181.3 165.7 167.3 178.6
124.6
168.4 167.8 167.9 188.3 154.5 204.6 137.8 174.7 155.6 160.7 154.0 147.4 169.0
169.6 193.4 183.9 117.5 198.7
137.9 122.8 129.7 130.3 155.5 128.0 128.5 132.0 106.5 227.5 269.8
177.8 168.7 186.1 169.7 171.9 183.5
129.3
173.6 173.1 173.4 193.8 161.3 212.2 139.2 179.3 159.6 167.1 155.7 155.7 173.9
176.4 200.6 192.1 118.6 206.3
150.2 135.4 129.3 125.8 168.7 142.4 137.8 158.3 109.6 234.6 275.5
10.4 8.6 9.8 8.9
10.0 9.8
16.0
10.1 10.0
9.7 9.1 8.6 13.2 4.3 10.1 8.4 14.8 5.3 9.9 10.8
12.5 13.8 15.2 NA 13.4
14.8 14.8 29.6 29.8 28.4 13.8
4.0 38.1 NA 11.7 10.0
125.4 134.5 NA NA NA 143.1 NA
126.6 135.0 100.2 101.3 100.3 145.7 101.5
126.7 134.9
97.7 98.8 99.0 148.1 104.5
128.2 134.4
96.3 98.0 97.0 153.4 110.5
129.1 132.2
94.7 96.7 96.7 158.4 115.6
3.0 -1.7 NA NA NA 10.7 NA
(continued)
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TABLE 6.210 (Continued)
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR ALL URBAN CONSUMERSa, U.S. CITY AVERAGEb, BY GROUP, 1997-2001 (1982-84 = 100)
Category
Apparel Men's and boys' apparel Women's and girls' apparel Infants' and toddlers' apparel Jewelry and watches Footwear
Transportation Private transportation New and used motor vehicles New vehicles Used cars and trucks Car and truck rentalc Motor fuel Gasoline (all types) Other motor fuelsc Motor vehicle parts and equipment Motor vehicle maintenance and repair Motor vehicle insurance Motor vehicle feesc Public transportation
Medical care Medical care commodities Medical care services
Recreationc Video and audioc Pets, pet products and servicesc Sporting goods Photographyc Other recreational goodsc Recreation servicesc Recreational reading materials
Education and communicationc Educational books and supplies Tuition, other school fees, and childcare Postage and delivery servicesc Telephone servicesc Information and information processing other than telephone servicesd
Other goods and services Personal care Tobacco and smoking products Personal care products Personal care services Miscellaneous personal services Miscellaneous personal goods
1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
Percentage change
1997-2001
132.9 130.1 126.1 129.0 145.4 127.6
144.3 141.0 100.5 144.3 151.1 NA 106.2 105.8 NA 101.9 162.7 251.6 NA 186.7
234.6 215.3 239.1
99.6 99.4 NA 122.6 NA NA NA 179.0
98.4 238.4 280.4 NA NA
50.1
224.8 152.7 243.7 144.2 162.4 226.1 NA
133.0 131.8 126.0 126.1 142.4 128.0
141.6 137.9 100.1 143.4 150.6 101.8
92.2 91.6 92.5 101.1 167.1 254.3 102.5 190.3
242.1 221.8 246.8
101.1 101.1 101.5 121.9 100.0
97.1 102.4 184.1
100.3 250.8 294.2 100.1 100.7
39.9
237.7 156.7 274.8 148.3 166.0 234.7 100.6
131.3 131.1 123.3 129.0 140.7 125.7
144.4 140.5 100.1 142.9 152.0 104.6 100.7 100.1
95.8 100.5 171.9 253.8 103.8 197.7
250.6 230.7 255.1
102.0 100.7 103.4 120.3
99.4 92.3 106.9 186.1
101.2 261.7 308.4 103.1 100.1
30.5
258.3 161.1 355.8 151.8 171.4 243.0
98.9
129.6 129.7 121.5 130.6 137.0 123.8
153.3 149.1 100.8 142.8 155.8 107.7 129.3 128.6 125.7 101.5 177.3 256.7 107.3 209.6
260.8 238.1 266.0
103.3 101.0 106.1 119.0
99.2 87.8 111.7 188.3
102.5 279.9 324.0 103.2
98.5
25.9
271.1 165.6 394.9 153.7 178.1 252.3
96.2
127.3
-4.2
125.7
-3.4
119.3
-5.4
129.2
0.2
136.9
-5.8
123.0
-3.6
154.3 150.0 101.3 142.1 158.7
103.5 124.7 124.0
123.1 104.8 183.5 268.1
109.3 210.6
6.9 6.4 0.8 -1.5 5.0
NA 17.4 17.2
NA 2.8
12.8 6.6
NA 12.8
272.8
16.3
247.6
15.0
278.8
16.6
104.9 101.5 109.7 118.5
99.0 84.6 116.1 191.4
5.3 2.1 NA -3.3 NA NA NA 6.9
105.2 295.9 341.1 107.3
99.3
6.9 24.1 21.6 NA NA
21.3
-57.5
282.6 170.5 425.2 155.1 184.3 263.1
94.9
25.7 11.7 74.5
7.6 13.5 16.4 NA
(continued)
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TABLE 6.210 (Continued)
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR ALL URBAN CONSUMERSa, U.S. CITY AVERAGEb, BY GROUP, 1997-2001 (1982-84 = 100)
Category
1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
Percentage change
1997-2001
Commodities
141.8 141.9 144.4 149.2 150.7
6.3
Energy commodities
105.7
92.1 100.0 129.5 125.2
18.4
Commodities less food
133.4 132.0 134.0 139.2 138.9
4.1
Commodities less food and beverages
132.2 130.5 132.5 137.7 137.2
3.8
Commodities less food and energy commodities
142.3 143.2 144.1 144.9 145.3
2.1
Durables Nondurables
Domestically produced farm food Nondurables less food Nondurables less food and beverages Nondurables less food, beverages, and apparel Nondurables less food and apparel
128.7 127.6 126.0 125.4 124.6
-3.2
146.4 146.9 151.2 158.2 160.6
9.7
159.8 163.2 166.6 170.1 176.5
10.5
136.3 134.6 139.4 149.1 149.1
9.4
134.6 132.6 137.5 147.4 147.1
9.3
140.6 137.4 146.0 162.5 163.4
16.2
141.8 139.2 147.5 162.9 164.1
15.7
Services Transportation services Rent of shelter Utilities and public transportation Other services Services less rent of shelter Services less medical care services Services less energy services
179.4 184.2 188.8 195.3 203.4
13.4
185.0 187.9 190.7 196.1 201.9
9.1
183.4 189.6 195.0 201.3 208.9
13.9
145.9 146.0 147.3 152.6 161.0
10.3
209.6 216.9 223.1 229.9 238.0
13.5
188.1 191.8 195.8 202.9 212.3
12.9
173.9 178.4 182.7 188.9 196.6
13.1
185.0 190.6 195.7 202.1 209.6
13.3
NA Not available.
a The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers measures the average change in prices of a market basket goods and services purchased by urban consumers.
b The CPI-U represents about 87 percent of the total U.S. population. It is based on the expenditures of almost all residents of urban or metropolitan areas, including professionals, the self-employed, the poor, the unemployed, and retired persons as well as urban wage earners and clerical workers.
c Based on 1997 = 100.
d Based on 1988 = 100.
e Based on 1986 = 100.
f Based on 1983 = 100.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Index, 2002.
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TABLE 6.215
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR ALL URBAN CONSUMERSa AND URBAN WAGE EARNERS AND CLERICAL WORKERSa,
ALL ITEMS, U.S. CITY AVERAGEb, 1985-2001 (1982-84 = 100)
Year
All urban consumers
Percent change from previous year
Urban wage earners and
clerical workers
Percent change from previous year
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
107.6
3.6
106.9
3.5
109.6
1.9
108.6
1.6
113.6
3.6
112.5
3.6
118.3
4.1
117.0
4.0
124.0
4.8
122.6
4.8
130.7
5.4
129.0
5.2
136.2
4.2
134.3
4.1
140.3
3.0
138.2
2.9
144.5
3.0
142.1
2.8
148.2
2.6
145.6
2.5
152.4
2.8
149.8
2.9
156.9
3.0
154.1
2.9
160.5
2.3
157.6
2.3
163.0
1.6
159.7
1.3
166.6
2.2
163.2
2.2
172.2
3.4
168.9
3.5
177.1
2.8
173.5
2.7
a The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers measures the average change in prices of a market basket of goods and services purchased by urban consumers. The Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers measures the average change in prices of a fixed basket of goods and services purchased by urban households whose primary source of income is derived from the employment of wage earners and clerical workers.
b Average of 87 cities.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Indexes, 2002.
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TABLE 6.300
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX, ALL URBAN CONSUMERSa, ALL ITEMS, FOR CITIES OF SPECIFIED SIZE IN THE SOUTH AND U.S. REGIONS, 1990-2001
(1982-84 = 100)
Year
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
South
U.S. city average
Annual % chg from average previous yr.
Metropolitan areas with 1990 population greater than 1.5 million
Metropolitan areas with 1990 population of
1.5 million or less
Urban nonmetropolitan
population
Annual % chg from Annual % chg from Annual % chg from average previous yr. averageb previous yr. average previous yr.
130.7
5.4
128.5
5.2
NA
NA
127.2
6.3
136.2
4.2
133.6
4.0
NA
NA
131.5
3.4
140.3
3.0
136.9
2.5
NA
NA
134.4
2.2
144.5
3.0
141.2
3.1
NA
NA
138.7
3.2
148.2
2.6
145.0
2.7
NA
NA
142.5
2.7
152.4
2.8
148.7
2.6
NA
NA
147.7
3.6
156.9
3.0
152.7
2.7
NA
NA
152.6
3.3
160.5
2.3
155.8
2.0
101.2
NA
156.3
2.4
163.0
1.6
158.0
1.4
102.3
1.1
159.4
2.0
166.6
2.2
161.2
2.0
104.2
1.9
162.7
2.1
172.2
3.4
166.9
3.5
107.4
3.1
167.0
2.6
177.1
2.8
171.8
2.9
109.6
2.0
169.7
1.6
Year
Northeast urban
Index
% change
Regions
Midwest urban
Index
% change
South urban
Index
% change
West urban
Index
% change
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
136.3
6.0
127.4
4.9
127.9
5.3
131.5
5.5
142.5
4.5
132.4
3.9
132.9
3.9
137.3
4.4
147.3
3.4
136.1
2.8
136.5
2.7
142.0
3.4
151.4
2.8
140.0
2.9
140.8
3.2
146.2
3.0
155.1
2.4
144.0
2.9
144.7
2.8
149.6
2.3
159.1
2.6
148.4
3.1
149.0
3.0
153.5
2.6
163.6
2.8
153.0
3.1
153.6
3.1
157.6
2.7
167.6
2.4
156.7
2.4
156.9
2.1
161.4
2.4
170.0
1.4
159.3
1.7
158.9
1.3
164.4
1.9
173.5
2.1
162.7
2.1
162.0
2.0
168.9
2.7
179.4
3.4
168.3
3.4
167.2
3.2
174.8
3.5
184.4
2.8
172.8
2.7
171.1
2.3
181.2
3.7
a The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers measures the average change in prices of a fixed market basket of goods and services purchased by urban consumers. The area indexes measure only the average change in prices for each area since the base period, and do not indicate differences in the level of prices among cities.
b December 1996 = 100.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Indexes, 2002.
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TABLE 6.601
PRODUCER PRICE INDEXES, BY STAGE OF PROCESSING, 1990-2001 (1982 = 100)
Category
1990
1991
Finished goods Total Foods Energy Other
119.2 124.4
75.0 126.6
121.7 124.1
78.1 131.1
Intermediate materials, supplies, and components
Total
114.5
114.4
Foods
117.9
115.3
Energy
85.5
85.1
Other
120.9
121.4
Crude materials for further processing
Total
108.9
Foods
113.1
Energy
85.9
Other
136.3
101.2 105.5
80.4 128.2
1992
123.2 123.3
77.8 134.2
114.7 113.9
84.3 122.0
100.4 105.1
78.8 128.4
1993
124.7 125.7
78.0 135.8
116.2 115.6
84.6 123.8
102.4 108.4
76.7 140.2
1994
125.5 126.8
77.0 137.1
118.5 118.5
83.0 127.1
101.8 106.5
72.1 156.2
1995
127.9 129.0
78.1 140.0
124.9 119.5
84.1 135.2
102.7 105.8
69.4 173.6
Category
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001p
Finished goods Total Foods Energy Other
131.3 133.6
83.2 142.0
131.8 134.5
83.4 142.4
Intermediate materials, supplies, and components
Total
125.7
125.6
Foods
125.3
125.4
Energy
89.8
89.0
Other
134.0
134.2
Crude materials for further processing
Total
113.8
Foods
121.5
Energy
85.0
Other
155.8
111.1 112.2
87.3 156.5
130.7 134.3
75.1 143.7
123.0 116.2
80.8 133.5
96.8 103.9
68.6 142.1
133.0 135.1
78.8 146.1
123.2 111.1
84.3 133.1
98.2 98.7 78.5 135.2
138.0 137.2
94.1 148.0
129.2 111.7 101.7 136.6
120.6 100.2 122.1 145.2
140.7 141.3
96.8 150.0
129.7 115.9 104.1 136.4
121.3 106.2 122.8 130.6
p Preliminary.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Producer Price Index-Commodities, March 2002.
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TABLE 6.610
PRODUCER PRICE INDEXES, BY INDUSTRY GROUP, 1996-2001 (1984 = 100)
Industry
Mining Metal mining Coal mininga Oil and gas extractiona Mining and quarrying of nonmetallic minerals, except fuels
Manufacturing Food and kindred products Tobacco manufactures Textile mill products Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and similar materials Lumber and wood products, except furniture Furniture and fixtures Paper and allied products
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and allied products Petroleum refining and related products Rubber and misc. plastic products Leather and leather products Stone, clay, glass, and concrete products Primary metal industry Fabricated metal products,
except machinery and transportation equipment
Machinery, except electrical Electrical and electronic machinery, equipment, and supplies Transportation equipment Measuring and controlling instruments; photographic, medical, optical goods, watches, clocks Miscellaneous manufacturing industriesa
1996
84.4 92.1 91.4 84.8
127.1
127.1 127.1 199.1 118.2
122.3
153.5 136.2 138.6
165.6 145.8
87.4
123.1 134.7
125.8 123.7
126.2
119.2
113.2 134.2
1997
86.1 85.8 92.2 87.5
128.8
127.5 127.9 210.8 118.8
123.4
158.9 138.2 133.5
169.1 147.1
85.6
122.8 137.1
127.4 124.7
127.6
118.5
111.6 134.1
1998
70.8 73.2 89.5 68.3
132.2
126.2 126.3 243.1 118.6
124.8
157.0 139.7 136.2
174.0 148.7
66.3
122.1 137.1
129.3 120.9
128.7
117.7
110.4 133.6
1999
78.0 70.3 87.3 78.5
134.0
128.3 126.3 325.7 116.3
125.3
161.8 141.3 136.4
177.6 149.7
76.8
122.2 136.5
132.6 115.8
129.1
117.3
109.5 134.5
2000
113.5 73.8 84.8
126.8
137.0
133.5 128.5 345.8 116.7
125.7
158.1 143.3 145.8
182.9 156.7
112.8
124.6 137.9
134.7 119.8
130.3
117.5
108.3 136.8
2001p
114.9 70.6 91.3
128.4
141.0
134.5 132.8 386.1 116.9
125.8
156.1 145.1 146.2
188.6 158.4
105.3
125.9 141.2
136.0 116.1
131.0
117.9
107.0 137.8
125.1 127.8
125.6 129.0
126.0 129.7
125.7 130.3
126.2
127.2
130.9
132.3
(continued)
PRICES
6.000
TABLE 6.610 (Continued)
PRODUCER PRICE INDEXES, BY INDUSTRY GROUP, 1996-2001 (1984 = 100)
Industry
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001p
Services Railroad transportationb Motor freight transportation and warehousingc U.S. Postal Serviced Water transportatione Transportation by aire Pipelines, except natural gas Health servicesf Legal servicesg
NA
106.3 132.3 103.7 121.1 104.6 104.6 NA
100.5
108.9 132.3 104.2 125.3
98.8 106.1 102.5
101.7
111.6 132.3 105.6 124.5
99.2 107.7 106.1
101.3
114.8 135.3 113.0 130.8
98.3 109.9 108.7
102.6
119.4 135.2 122.6 147.7 102.3 112.8 112.5
104.8
123.1 143.4 130.5 157.3 110.2 116.3 117.9
NA Not available. p Preliminary data. a December 1984 = 100. b December 1996 = 100. c June 1993 = 100. d June 1989 = 100. e December 1992 = 100. f December 1994 = 100. g December 1996 = 100. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Producer Price Indexes, Current Series, 2002.
PRICES
6.000
TABLE 6.620 PRICES RECEIVED BY FARMERS IN GEORGIA, 1996-2000
Commodity
Price per unit
1996
Marketing year average pricea
1997
1998
1999
2000
Winter wheat Oats Corn Cotton Cottonseeda Tobacco Soybeans Peanuts All hay, baledb Milk cowsc Hogs Beef cattled
Cowse Steers and heifers Calves All Milk Turkeysb Chickens excluding broilersa commercial broilersf Eggs, alla,g Tablea Hatchinga
$/Bu. $/Bu. $/Bu. Cts./Lb. $/Ton Cts./Lb. $/Bu. Cts./Lb. $/Ton $/Head $/Cwt. $/Cwt. $/Cwt. $/Cwt. $/Cwt. $/Cwt. $./Lb.
$/Lb. $./Lb. $/Doz. $/Doz. $/Doz.
4.38 2.53 3.58 70.00
105.00 181.3
6.87 29.7
62.50
1,140 49.00
34.20
28.80 46.30 49.20 16.30
0.430
3.19 1.87 2.9 67.7
108 171.2
6.68 30.3
59
1,150 48.6
44.5
33.3 66.2 78.4 14.7
0.450
0.103 0.390 0.911 0.645 1.320
0.16 0.385 0.885 0.592 1.320
2.6 1.5 2.46 61.4
105 170.7
5.24 30.3
71
1,150 32.4
43.3
33.1 63.1 73 16.6
0.400
2.31 1.70 2.27 45.30
73.00 168.50
4.79 27.20
64.00
1,340 30.20
45.30
34.00 66.60 81.70 16.00
NA
2.45 1.40 2.00 57.50
88.00 174.60
4.50 26.50
59.00
1,370 40.50
52.20
37.90 79.70 98.20 12.9
NA
0.169 0.405 0.88 0.525 1.400
0.110 0.371 0.879 0.428 1.500
0.127 0.336 0.868 0.427 1.500
a First half of month. b Mid-month prices. c Animals sold for dairy herd replacement only. d Cows, steers, and heifers. e Beef cows and cull dairy cows sold for slaughter. f Entire month. U.S. live weight equivalent price. g Average of all eggs sold by farmers including hatching eggs sold at retail.
Source: Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service, Georgia Agricultural Facts, 2001.
.7 GEOGRAPHY. CLIMATE. AND ENVIRONMENT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EyLE
. Land Use in Georgia 1990 and 1997.................................................................................................... 176
Cllmate Statistics of Selected Georgia Cities. By Month. 1999........................................................... 177
. Average Monthlyand Annual Temperaturefor SelectedGeorgia C~ties1999................................
180
Total Monthly and Annual Precipitat~onfor Selected Georgia Cities. 1999......................................... 181
Major Sources of Hazardous Waste GeneratedIn Georgia. 1999...................................................... 182
RCRA Regulated HazardousWaste Managementin Georgia. 1999................................................. 183
. LeadingGenerators and Managers of Hazardous Waste in Georgia
by Fac~l~t1y9. 99........................................................................................................................................... 184
Reported Releases of Toxic Chem~calsin Georgla. 1997-2000......................................................... 185
GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT
7.000
TABLE 7.100 LAND USE IN GEORGIA, 1990 AND 1997
Category / Year / Unit
1990 Total surface area (sq. miles) Urban Percent urban Rural Percent rural
1997 (1,000 acres / percent) Total surface area Federal land (total)
Percent of total surface area Non-federal land (total)
Percent of total surface area Developeda Percent of total non-federal land Rural Percent of total non-federal land Rural by land cover/use Cropland Pastureland Range land Forestland Otherb
57,918.7 2,812.2 4.9
55,106.6 95.1
37,741 1,864 5.0
35,431 81.2
3,957 11.2
30,648 86.5
4,757 2,865
-21,560
872
-- Indicates zero.
a Includes urban and built-up areas in units of 10 acres or greater, and rural transportation.
b Minor uses, including farmsteads and ranch headquarters; other land in farms; mines, quarries, and pits; small built-up areas; and other rural lands.
Note: Land area varies based on updated information and differences in measuring methods. Percentages computed by Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, State and Metropolitan Area Data Book, 1991; Census of Population and Housing, 1990; Statistical Abstract of the United States, 2001.
TABLE 7.309
CLIMATE STATISTICS OF SELECTED GEORGIA CITIES, BY MONTH, 1999 (temperature in degrees Farenheit; number; inches)
City and Class of Data
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Albany Average maximum temperature Average minimum temperature Highest temperature Lowest temperature Heating degree days Cooling degree days Total precipitation Departure from normal Average temperature Departure from normal
Athens Average maximum temperature Average minimum temperature Highest temperature Lowest temperature Heating degree days Cooling degree days Total precipitation Departure from normal Average temperature Departure from normal
66.1 37.9 80 20 400
4 5.88 0.32 52 5.5
58.3 36.1 75 15 543
0 5.45 0.85 47.2 5.4
67.1 41.6 81 28 304 11
1.89 -3.06 54.4 4.8
60.1 37.5 75 22 447
1 2.74 -1.68 48.8 3.3
70.9 41.7 82 31 265
3 2.28 -2.94 56.3 -1.1
62.6 38.3 77 29 444
0 2.75 -2.71 50.5 -3.1
83.1 56.5 91 40 41 191
1.56 -2.1 69.8 5.2
75.8 53.4 90 36 102 98
2.51 -1.48 64.6 3
84.9 59.5 92 47 19 249
2.23 -1.83 72.2 0.1
80.2 56.8 89 45 15 130
1.16 -3.21 68.5 -0.8
89 69.8 97 65
0 439
4.72 -0.49 79.4 1.1
91.3 72.7 99 70
0 535
6.09 0.22 82 1.2
96.2 73.5 101 70
0 624
0.95 -3.42 84.9 4.3
89 64.3 98 52
0 355
2 -1.49 76.7 0.3
79.7 56 88 36 60 155
1.61 -0.3 67.9 1.8
73.5 45.5 85 32 179 20
2.39 -0.83 59.5 2.5
63.8 36.6 79 24 457
7 2.78 -1.14 50.2 0.6
85.5 66 96 57
0 330
6.95 3.02 75.8 -0.6
90.6 69.7 103 62
0 477
3.49 -1.39 80.2 0.6
93.5 70.1 101 58
0 529
4.09 0.39 81.8 3.3
84.1 60.6 96 46
9 238
3.29 -0.07 72.4 -0.5
72.4 53.1 84 34 114 56
3.78 0.5 62.8 0.6
68.1 44.1 78 30 262
1 2.7 -0.96 56.1 2.7
58.1 35.1 74 23 559
0 2.54 -1.55 46.6 1.5
Atlanta Average maximum temperature Average minimum temperature Highest temperature Lowest temperature Heating degree days Cooling degree days Total precipitation Departure from normal Average temperature Departure from normal
58.2 37.8 75 13 519
0 5.33 0.58 48 7.0
59.5 40 74 24 421
0 1.97 -2.84 49.8 5
61.7 39.2 75 29 443
0 3.32 -2.45 50.5 -3
75.2 55 86 38 92 103
1.14 -3.12 65.1 3.6
78.6 59.2 83 48
8 136
4.42 0.13 68.9 -0.3
82.6 67.2 94 59
0 305
5.83 2.27 74.9 -1.1
87.9 70.4 99 62
0 446
3.43 -1.58 79.2 0.4
91.9 71.8 98 63
0 531
1.26 -2.4 81.9 3.8
83.3 62.9 96 50
7 256
4.19 0.77 73.1 0.4
71.5 53.5 84 35 110 39
2.41 -0.64 62.5 0.2
67 46.3 77 32 246
1 3.34 -0.52 56.7 3.6
56.9 37.2 71 23 548
0 2.21 -2.12 47.1 2.6
(continued)
TABLE 7.309 (Continued)
CLIMATE STATISTICS OF SELECTED GEORGIA CITIES, BY MONTH, 1999 (temperature in degrees Farenheit; number; inches)
City and Class of Data
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Augusta Average maximum temperature Average minimum temperature Highest temperature Lowest temperature Heating degree days Cooling degree days Total precipitation Departure from normal Average temperature Departure from normal
Columbus Average maximum temperature Average minimum temperature Highest temperature Lowest temperature Heating degree days Cooling degree days Total precipitation Departure from normal Average temperature Departure from normal
Macon Average maximum temperature Average minimum temperature Highest temperature Lowest temperature Heating degree days Cooling degree days Total precipitation Departure from normal Average temperature Departure from normal
62.6 34 78 13 509
2 5.57 1.52 48.3 4.4
63 39.5 79 17 419
2 4.07 -0.52 51.3 5.6
62.5 36.4 78 16 475
2 6.33 1.77 49.5 4.1
64.4 35.5 80 22 415
0 2.52 -1.75 50 2.6
64.4 43.1 79 29 315
7 1.76 -3.09 53.8 4.5
64.3 39.6 79 24 361
3 1.82 -2.92 52 3.2
67 36.5 81 24 403
0 2.73 -1.92 51.8 -3.7
68.4 42.3 79 33 292
0 3.31 -2.46 55.4 -1.8
68 39.4 81 28 343
0 2.55 -2.24 53.7 -3.2
79 53 91 34 87 124
2.02 -1.29 66 3.3
80 58.1 88 41 50 178
1.94 -2.36 69.1 4.3
79.4 54.6 91 36 74 142
0.89 -2.57 67 2.7
82.8 53.7 90 41 19 128
1.19 -2.58 68.3 -2.4
83.7 61.2 90 48
4 242
1.5 -2.67 72.5 0.2
84.9 56.7 93 43 12 199
0.73 -2.84 70.8 -1.1
88.5 64.8 97 56
0 359
6.43 2.3 76.7 -0.8
92 70.4 102 64
0 512
3.68 -0.56 81.2 0.4
96 69.9 107 55
0 563
2.27 -2.23 83 3.3
86.2 58.9 101 42 12 247
5.43 2.41 72.6 -1.9
75.3 51.1 86 31 111 64
2.81 -0.03 63.2 -0.6
70.8 41.2 81 25 270
8 1.12 -1.36 56 1.0
61 32.2 77 18 561
0 0.97 -2.43 46.6 -0.6
86.9 70 96 64
0 410
2.91 -1.16 78.5 -1
91.7 73.4 101 67
0 556
2.36 -3.18 82.6 0.7
94.9 73.9 102 68
0 610
1.84 -1.89 84.4 3
87 65.7 97 49
0 348
1.2 -2.03 76.4 0
76.8 56.4 89 38 69 123
2.49 0.27 66.6 0.6
70.4 47 79 33 190
6 1.29 -2.27 58.7 2
61.1 38 76 26 471
0 1.72 -3.25 49.6 1
88.2 67.4 98 61
0 392
5.96 2.38 77.8 -0.7
90.7 71.1 100 65
0 500
4.3 0 80.9 -0.3
95.8 71.6 102 63
0 589
3.23 -0.4 83.7 3.3
86.1 60.6 99 46
4 261
3.35 0.57 73.4 -1.9
76.8 53.3 87 32 94 104
2.91 0.73 65.1 0.3
71 42.7 80 29 240
5 2.2 -0.53 56.9 0.9
61.4 34.6 76 21 521
0 1.8 -2.51 48 -0.7
(continued)
TABLE 7.309 (Continued)
CLIMATE STATISTICS OF SELECTED GEORGIA CITIES, BY MONTH, 1999 (temperature in degrees Farenheit; number; inches)
City and Class of Data
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Rome Average maximum temperature Average minimum temperature Highest temperature Lowest temperature Heating degree days Cooling degree days Total precipitation Departure from normal Average temperature Departure from normal
Savannah Average maximum temperature Average minimum temperature Highest temperature Lowest temperature Heating degree days Cooling degree days Total precipitation Departure from normal Average temperature Departure from normal
Waycross Average maximum temperature Average minimum temperature Highest temperature Lowest temperature Heating degree days Cooling degree days Total precipitation Departure from normal Average temperature Departure from normal
55.8 32.6 74 13 637
1 5.38 0.12 44.2 5.8
66 38.7 78 17 390
7 4.73 1.14 52.4 3.5
69.3 36.7 84 17 386 21
5.95 1.58 53 5
57.7 35 74 23 517
0 4.21 -0.86 46.4 3.6
67.1 41.5 80 25 294
1 1.95 -1.27 54.3 2.5
70.9 41.4 83 25 252 10
3.26 -0.52 56.2 5.4
61.2 32.7 75 26 550
0 3.57 -3.09 47 -4.4
69.3 42.2 81 30 283
4 1.25 -2.53 55.8 -3.4
75.2 42.5 85 29 203 21
1.01 -3.6 58.9 0.5
74.5 50.4 87 34 131 63
3.21 -1.93 62.5 3.1
80.6 57.3 93 36 60 187
1.68 -1.35 69 3
85.9 56.9 98 35 36 238
0.63 -2.49 71.4 6.4
77.3 53.1 84 40 43 59
5.05 0.54 65.2 -1.4
83.1 58.4 92 46 17 205
2.54 -1.55 70.8 -2.7
88.8 58.3 98 48 12 287
0.9 -3.03 73.6 1.4
81.3 64 90 56
0 238
9.54 5.38 72.7 -0.9
86 68.9 94 63
0 394
8.19 3.4 77.5 0.6
90.1 66.8 97 61
0 426
1.98 -2.04 78.5 2
83.1 56.7 96 41 23 174
0.98 -2.75 69.9 -1.1
72.8 47.5X 81 29 157B 17B
4.2 1.19 60.2X 0.6
68.5 41.4 79 28 293
0 1.77 -2.34 55 4
55.7 32.7 69 22 636
0 1.22 -3.65 44.2 2.3
86.6 67.5 95 58
0 368
14.25 8.59
77.1 -2
91.6 73.8 101 70
0 556
7.15 0.77 82.7 0.9
93 73.2 102 61
0 568
4.26 -3.2 83.1 2.1
85.5 65.9 96 50
0 328
6.5 2.03 75.7 -0.9
77.6 58 87 37 56 153
2.04 -0.35 67.8 0.5
72.9 46.4 80 29 179 26
0.49 -1.7 59.7 0.6
63.5 38 78 21 436
1 1.94 -1.02 50.8 -0.9
90.9 67.3 102 60
0 430
7.98 2.74 79.1 0.7
93.4 72.7 102 68
0 568
9.41 3.43 83.1 2
95.3 72.1 104 66
0 590
5.24 -0.8 83.7 3
88.7 62.8 96 49
0 333
4.63 0.95 75.8 -0.7
79.5 54.7 90 33 81 154
1.63 -0.76 67.1 0.6
75.9 45.9 83 30 147 32
2.06 -0.51 60.9 2.8
64.8 35.2 80 21 459
0 2.57 -1.24 50 -0.7
X Monthly means or totals based on incomplete time series. 1 to 9 days are missing.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Climatic Data Center, Climatological Data, Georgia, Annual Climatological Summary, 1999.
TABLE 7.314
AVERAGE MONTHLY AND ANNUAL TEMPERATURE FOR SELECTED GEORGIA CITIES, 1999 (averages in degrees Farenheit)
Station
Average
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
annuala
Albany Americus Athens WSO Airport Atlanta WSO Airport Augusta WSO Airport Bainbridge Brunswick Carrollton Clayton Columbus WSO Airport Dahlonega Dalton Dublin Fort Stewart Gainesville La Grange Macon WSO Airport Milledgeville Moultrie Rome Savannah WSO Airport Thomasville Toccoa Waycross
52.0 50.1 47.2 48.0 48.3 52.7X 56.4 46.2X 41.7 51.3 41.6 43.4 49.8 55.8 46.5 47.4 49.5 49.0X 54.9X 44.2 52.4 M 46.8X 53.0
54.4 50.9 48.8 49.8 50.0 56.0X 59.0 49.0 43.2 53.8 43.3X 46.7 51.4X 57.4 47.8 49.3 52.0 50.4X 56.6 46.4 54.3 58.7X 47.9 56.2
56.3 53.4X 50.5 50.5 51.8 58.7X 59.4X 48.7 45.2 55.4 45.3X 47.9 54.0 58.9 50.1 51.0 53.7 52.1 57.9 47.0 55.8 58.8X 51.7 58.9
69.8 67.0 64.6 65.1 66.0 70.8X 72.0 63.3 58.9 69.1 58.6X 63.4X 68.0 71.6 64.0 64.8 67.0 67.1X 71.1 62.5 69.0 71.2X 64.7 71.4
72.2 69.7X 68.5 68.9 68.3 74.4X 73.6 65.7 61.9 72.5 62.3X 67.7 70.3 M 67.6 67.2 70.8 69.2 72.4 65.2 70.8 M 68.0 73.6
79.4 77.1 75.8 74.9 76.7 M 78.7 74.1 69.7 78.5 70.9X 74.0 77.9 78.7 74.3 74.8X 77.8 77.0 78.3 72.7 77.1 M 75.5 79.1
82.0 80.0 80.2 79.2 81.2 M 84.1 78.2X 75.2 82.6 75.2X 78.7 82.5 83.2 78.5 79.9 80.9 81.5 81.4 77.5 82.7 M 80.6 83.1
84.9 82.9 81.8 81.9 83.0 M 84.5 79.6 74.9 84.4 75.8 80.0X 84.8 84.4 80.0 81.7 83.7 84.2 83.1 78.5 83.1 83.7X 82.9 83.7
76.7 74.2 72.4 73.1 72.6 M 77.7 69.9 67.0 76.4 66.2 72.6 74.4 77.1 70.6 71.8 73.4 73.8 75.1 69.9 75.7 75.9X 74.0 75.8
67.9 65.5 62.8 62.5 63.2 M 70.2 59.1 57.7 66.6 57.8 61.5 64.7 69.7 60.7 61.7X 65.1 65.0 67.9 60.2X 67.8 M 63.5 67.1
59.5 57.9 56.1 56.7 56.0 60.9X 62.3 52.2X 52.9 58.7 52.1 56.6 57.3 61.9 55.6 54.9X 56.9 57.6 60.5 55.0 59.7 M 58.4 60.9
50.2 47.8X 46.6 47.1 46.6 M 54.8 42.7 42.0 49.6 41.8X 43.4 46.7 52.5 44.3 45.2X 48.0 46.9X 52.0 44.2 50.8 M 46.1 50.0
67.1 64.7X 62.9 63.1 63.6 M 69.4X 60.7X 57.5 66.6 57.6X 61.3X 65.2X M 61.7 62.5X 64.9 64.5X 67.6X 60.3X 66.6 M 63.3X 67.7
M One or more days record missing; if average value is entered, less than 10 days is missing. X Monthly means or totals based on incomplete time series. 1 to 9 days are missing. Annual means or totals include one or more months which had 1 to 9 days that were missing.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Climatic Data Center, Climatological Data, Georgia, Annual Climatological Summary, 1999.
TABLE 7.334
TOTAL MONTHLY AND ANNUAL PRECIPITATION FOR SELECTED GEORGIA CITIES, 1999 (total precipitation in inches)
Station
Total
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
annuala
Albany
5.88 1.89
2.28
Americus
5.48 3.93
2.02
Athens WSO Airport
5.45 2.74
2.75
Atlanta WSO Airport
5.33 1.97
3.32
Augusta WSO Airport 5.57 2.52
2.73
Bainbridge
5.69 2.80
2.79
Brunswick
4.55 3.17
0.29
Carrollton
5.38X 3.39
4.08
Clayton
6.99
7.81X
4.29
Columbus WSO Airport 4.07 1.76
3.31
Dahlonega
7.97 4.46
2.38
Dalton
7.84 5.07
2.11
Dublin
5.63 2.40
0.20
Fort Stewart
6.26 2.03
1.05
Gainesville
5.58 4.11
2.15
La Grange
5.44 2.75
3.72
Macon WSO Airport
6.33 1.82
2.55
Milledgeville
5.04X 3.06X
3.14
Moultrie
3.79 3.07
1.73
Rome
5.38 4.21
3.57
Savannah WSO Airport 4.73 1.95
1.25
Thomasville
6.17 2.39
1.93
Toccoa
5.43 4.00
2.59
Waycross
5.95 3.26
1.01
1.56
2.23
4.72
6.09
0.95
2.00
1.61
2.39
3.38
2.60
3.67
2.35
3.01
1.72
2.89
2.20
2.51
1.16
6.95
3.49
4.09
3.29
3.78
2.70
1.14
4.42
5.83
3.43
1.26
4.19
2.41
3.34
2.02
1.19
6.43
3.68
2.27
5.43
2.81
1.12
0.58
4.87
M
M
M
M
M
2.91
3.73
3.20
9.74
2.49
3.96
8.35
2.04
1.96
1.27
2.60
4.43
3.28
0.39
2.03
4.10
1.96
4.62
5.67
4.94
3.31
4.36
3.53
8.44
6.30
1.94
1.50
2.91
2.36
1.84
1.20
2.49
1.29
3.63
5.14
6.28
6.54
0.30
1.23
2.94
M
3.40
5.20
6.13
5.82
2.07
1.98
9.42
3.60
1.30
2.55
2.49
4.68
2.04
5.45
1.46
2.55
0.92
M
10.86
6.45
5.49
5.28
2.21
0.16
2.62
3.05
4.79
4.70
2.79
2.13
4.48
4.20
1.57
2.89
8.46
3.70
1.30
2.87
2.99
2.51
0.89
0.73
5.96
4.30
3.23
3.35
2.91
2.20
1.21
1.78
5.93
4.00
1.48
4.62
2.44
2.70
0.97
2.54
5.74
5.93
2.73
3.78
1.15
1.01
3.21
5.05
9.54
8.19
1.98
0.98
4.20
1.77
1.68
2.54
14.25
7.15
4.26
6.50
2.04
0.49
0.73
2.07
M
M
4.18
4.13
1.44
1.08
4.04
1.61
9.44
3.79
1.97
1.82
8.92
4.40
0.63
0.90
7.98
9.41
5.24
4.63
1.63
2.06
2.78 3.46 2.54 2.21 0.97 2.57 0.90 3.97 4.16 1.72
0.00X 2.82 2.02 1.60 2.06 2.61 1.80 1.16 2.17 1.22 1.94 2.86 2.75 2.57
34.38 36.71 41.45 38.85 36.74 M 44.38 36.88X 64.42X 26.39 MX 55.46 32.77 M 42.66 40.81 36.07 36.56X 34.61 49.30 48.78 M 50.76 45.27
M For monthly data, indicates one or more days record missing; if average value is entered, less than 10 days record is missing. X Monthly means or totals based on incomplete time series. 1 to 9 days are missing. Annual means or totals include one or more months which had 1 to 9 days that were missing.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Climatic Data Center, Climatological Data, Georgia, Annual Climatological Summary, 1999.
GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT
7.000
TABLE 7.505 MAJOR SOURCES OF HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED IN GEORGIA, 1999
EPA Waste Code/Category
Waste with only characteristic codes
Total
D001
Ignitable
D002
Corrosive
D003
Reactive
D004-43
Toxic
More than one characteristic code
Waste with only listed codes
Total
F wastea K wastea P wastea U wastea More than one listed code
Waste has both characteristic and listed codes
Tons of waste generated
109,067
17,439 1,974 11
32,557 57,085
38,811
26,109 6,112 3,895 1,453 1,242
61,321
a The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency defines waste in the following categories:
F Waste indicates Hazardous Waste from Nonspecific Sources including solvents, specified water treatment sludges, plating, stripping, cleaning, quenching bath residues, industrial waste of specified kind, discarded unused formulations containing specified compounds, specified incineration or thermal treatment of soil residues.
K Waste indicates Hazardous Waste from Specific Sources.
P Waste indicates Discarded Commercial Products, Off-Specification Species, Container Residuals, and Spill Residues Thereof--Acute Hazardous Waste.
U Waste indicates Discarded Commercial Chemical Products, Off-Specification Species, Container Residues, and Spill Residues Thereof--Toxic Waste.
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report, 1999.
GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT
7.000
TABLE 7.510 RCRAa REGULATED HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT IN GEORGIA, 1999
Number of RCRAa large quantity generatorsb Quantity of RCRAa hazardous waste generated (tons)
Number of TSDc facilities RCRAa hazardous waste managed (tons)
Number of RCRAa hazardous waste shippers Quantity of RCRAa hazardous waste shipped Number of RCRAa hazardous waste receivers Quantity of RCRAa hazardous waste received
Hazardous waste exported (tons) Hazardous waste imported (tons)
Georgia
384 209,206
37 82,693
368 630,345
11 37,789
623,342 28,040
State rank*
17 22
17 23
NA NA NA NA
NA NA
Management method by quantity of RCRAa hazardous waste managed
Quantity managed
(tons)
Percentage
Number of Percentage of
of quantity TSDc facilities
facilities
Fuel blending Energy recovery (reuse as fuel) Incineration Solvents recovery Sludge treatment Stabilization Metals recovery (for reuse) Landfill
44,749
54.1
4
33.3
30,552
36.9
2
16.7
2,007
2.4
2
16.7
4,433
5.4
3
25.0
84
0.1
2
16.7
NA
NA
NA
NA
794
1
2
16.7
73
0.1
1
8.3
NA Not available.
* The term "State" includes the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Navajo Nation, the Trust Territories, and the Virgin Islands, in addition to the 50 United States.
a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
b Large quantity generators meet the following federal criteria: generate in any single month 1.1 tons (2,200 lbs) or more of RCRA hazardous waste, or generate in any single month, or accumulate at any time, 1 kg (2.2 lbs) of RCRA acute hazardous waste; or generate or accumulate, at any time, more than100 kg (220 lbs) of spill cleanup material contaminated with RCRA acute hazardous waste.
c Treatment, storage, or disposal facilities.
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report, 1999.
GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT
7.000
TABLE 7.515
LEADING GENERATORS AND MANAGERS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE IN GEORGIA, BY FACILITY, 1999
Generating facility
Monsanto Co. Onyx Environmental Services, LLC Chem Con-Georgia Southern Wood Piedmont Co. - Macon Merck & Co., Inc. / Flint River Plant GNB Technologies, Inc. Intermetro Industries Birmingham Southeast, LLC International Flavors & Fragrances South Wire Copper Division
Total, all facilities
Rank
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
NA
Tons generateda
34,454 22,528 20,877 17,061 15,301 11,421
8,368 5,749 4,567 4,441
144,767
Managing facility
Rank
Tons manageda
Monsanto Co. Onyx Environmental Services, LLC Chem Con-Georgia Merck & Co., Inc. / Flint River Plant DSM Chemicals North America Inc. McWhorter Technologies Alternate Energy Resources, Inc. Tri-State Steel Drum Hickson Corp. GNB Technologies, Inc.
Total, all managers
1
27,352
2
21,703
3
20,292
4
4,220
5
3,200
6
2,005
7
1,955
8
1,087
9
712
10
151
NA
82,678
NA Not applicable.
a RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) waste.
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Protection Division, National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report, 1999.
GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT
7.000
TABLE 7.525
REPORTED RELEASESa OF TOXIC CHEMICALS IN GEORGIA, 1997-2000 (pounds)
Number of reporting facilities Medium of release
Total, all media Fugitive air Stack air Total air releases Surface water discharges Releases to land Discharges to publicly-owned treatment works Transferred
1997
632
66,600,044 6,210,248
40,316,259 46,526,507
7,104,382 4,623,808
3,663,714 4,681,633
1998
713
121,358,275 6,358,262
86,123,795 92,482,051
6,421,433 12,796,367
3,150,320 6,508,104
1999
729
132,566,352 6,536,584
95,633,701 102,170,285
7,438,035 12,626,459
3,952,053 6,379,520
2000
616
124,555,281 7,698,923
85,650,147 93,349,070
6,315,609 13,032,680
3,027,206 8,830,716
Year-to-year percentage changeb
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
Total, all media Fugitive air Stack air Total air releases Surface water discharges Releases to land Discharges to publicly-owned treatment works Transferred
7.9 -37.3
8.5 -1.1 3.3 89.8
27.5 89.3
NA
9.2
-6
NA
2.8
18
NA
11.0
-10
NA
10.5
-9
NA
15.8
-15
NA
-1.3
3
NA
25.4
-23
NA
-2.0
38
NA Not applicable. Due to changes in reporting, 1998 data are not directly comparable with previous year's data.
a Includes releases reported under Section 313, Title III, Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (Public Law 99-499).
b Computed by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division, in cooperation with the Georgia Emergency Response Commission, Georgia's Toxic Release Inventory Report, 1997-2000.
.8 AGRICULTURE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
. . Number of Farms Georgiaand UnitedStates. SelectedYears 1980-2000.................................... 188
Number of Acres Harvestedfor SelectedCrops In Georg~a.1990-2001......................................... 189 Measuresof Agriculture in Georgia's Counties. 1997......................................................................... 190
. Value Compansons Most Important Crops In Georgia. 1995.2000 ................................................ 197
. Product~onand Value of Selected Crops in Georg~a1996-2000...................................................... 198
Livestock on Georgia Farms. By Types. 1985-2000............................................................................. 200 Commercial Broiler Productionand Value of Productionin Georgia. 1985-2000................................. 201
. Productionof Eggs. Number Sold Price and Value of Production.
Georgia. 1985-2000..............................................................................................................................202
Cash Receipts by Commodity Groups. and Payments from Government.
Georgia. 1997-2000............................................................................................................................ 203 Elements of Farm Income in Georgia By County. 1999...................................................................... 204 Sources of Gross Farm Income in Georg~aBy County. 1999............................................................. 208
. . Farm Business Balance Sheet Georgia December 31. 1996-2000................................................. 212 . Value Added to U.S. Economy by Georgia's Agncultural Sector.
with Derivation of Net Farm Income 1995-1999.................................................................................. 213
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.103
NUMBER OF FARMSa, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-2001
Area
1980
1990
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Georgia
Number (thousands) Average farm size (acres) Value per acre (dollars)b
59
48
49
50
50
50
50
254
260
231
226
224
222
220
896
1,079
1,430
1,510
1,630
1,880
2,100
United States
Number of farms (thousands) Average farm size (acres) Value per acre (dollars)b
2,440 426 737
2,140 461 683
2,191 436 926
2,191 435 974
2,192 432
1,020
2,172 434
1,080
2,158 436
1,130
a A farm is each place operated as a unit from which the sale of agricultural products totaled $1,000 or more. b As of February 1, for 1980; as of January 1, for 1990-2001.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service, Georgia Agricultural Facts, 1999; Georgia Farm Report, February 25, 2000; U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service, Agricultural Land Values, Final Estimates, 1997-2001; Agricultural Land Values, August 2001.
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.321
NUMBER OF ACRES HARVESTED FOR SELECTED CROPSa IN GEORGIA, 1990-2001
Year
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
Cotton
350 427 456 600 875
1,490 1,336 1,425 1,280 1,300
1,350 1,490
Corn
550 550 690 560 540
350 525 450 265 300
240 220
Thousands of acres
Peanuts
Tobacco
770
43
895
40
673
44
697
43
649
37
592
42
533
46
519
43
537
41
546
33
492
31
512
27
Oats
40 60 55 50 50
35 25 30 25 25
35 35
Wheat
590 425 350 360 400
300 330 350 240 225
200 200
Soybeans
700 590 640 480 500
310 390 380 220 190
140 155
Year
Cotton (pounds)
Corn (bushels)
Yield per acre
Peanuts (pounds)
Tobacco (pounds)
Oats (bushels)
Wheat (bushels)
Soybeans (bushels)
1990
555
68
1,750
2,415
56
35
14
1991
812
100
2,490
2,015
50
33
27
1992
783
100
2,705
2,295
67
46
29
1993
586
70
1,985
2,240
60
38
17
1994
843
106
2,870
2,180
67
51
31
1995
625
90
2,390
2,000
50
38
27
1996
747
95
2,690
2,470
64
48
26
1997
646
105
2,570
2,075
56
44
21
1998
578
85
2,815
2,200
53
43
21
1999
580
103
2,600
1,940
55
43
19
2000
591
107
2,700
2,220
72
54
24
2001
709
134
3,300
2,430
65
53
27
a Harvested for principal use.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service, Georgia Agricultural Facts, 1999; Georgia Farm Report, vol. 02, no.2 (January 31, 2002).
County
Georgia
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
TABLE 8.325
MEASURES OF AGRICULTURE IN GEORGIA'S COUNTIES, 1997
Farms (number)
Average size of farm (acres)
Total cropland (acres)
40,334
494 196 324 131 137
446 361 400 159 399
149 221 207 430
61
524 346 148 122
46
264 702 215
75 42
265
218 320 217 910 221
106 114 211 335 328
148 321 134 440 418
382 606 186 1,054 412
297 111 102 271 207
5,370,844
51,586 30,619 25,064 62,698 12,314
21,253 20,233 36,383 33,986 66,461
9,238 44,610
9,797 95,531
5,871
132,002 119,324
11,156 64,515
959
34,100 40,757 13,479
4,139 1,900
Estimated market value of land and buildingsa
Average per acre (dollars)
Average per farm (dollars)
1,505
1,244 1,054 1,245 1,237 1,343
2,829 3,092 1,855 1,160 1,296
1,807 964
1,234 1,458 1,246
1,149 702
1,755 1,025 1,350
938 2,690 2,766 2,072 1,635
392,577
297,563 303,794 256,379 1,139,138 243,864
326,707 368,680 363,012 360,895 409,921
240,947 325,259 176,979 581,837 520,427
404,697 435,743 323,072 1,074,487 556,647
267,238 307,168 311,362 562,663 338,469
Farms with net gainsb
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
16,825
234 108 178
67 42
215 161 190
87 175
60 89 87 152 23
271 120
36 76 15
88 271
69 17 20
69,403
53,524 109,854
40,235 131,726
8,538
93,170 54,001 32,370 49,750 49,671
19,144 29,388 32,461 106,794 16,488
64,040 83,452 17,650 125,553 15,640
62,551 61,766 70,127 17,823 52,910
Farms with net losses
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
23,528
259 88
145 64 95
231 199 210
72 224
89 131 119 279
38
253 225 114
45 31
175 430 146
58 22
8,119
7,698 12,125
5,591 25,878
4,847
11,882 6,053 6,384 7,283
14,280
5,967 7,081 3,984 7,805 4,777
9,253 7,277 5,026 28,201 4,463
7,137 4,945 5,895 7,510 7,421
(continued)
County
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
TABLE 8.325 (Continued)
MEASURES OF AGRICULTURE IN GEORGIA'S COUNTIES, 1997
Farms (number)
Average size of farm (acres)
13
313
278
199
493
65
80
158
56
791
54
91
93
174
128
77
656
311
634
362
169
172
226
371
316
135
123
304
213
542
175
147
160
120
335
491
46
134
491
317
259
636
139
599
107
91
279
619
67
267
Total cropland (acres)
690 23,496 12,947
5,046 24,159
2,880 4,106 4,030 103,658 136,399
8,914 53,037 19,496 17,540 75,388
11,294 8,774
102,265 1,449
64,178
121,729 43,634 3,363
106,812 4,411
Estimated market value of land and buildingsa
Average per acre (dollars)
Average per farm (dollars)
682 1,419 5,898 3,601
924
4,126 2,045 4,227 1,499 1,373
2,643 1,373 3,263 1,118 1,090
1,668 3,479 1,454 1,704
867
1,053 1,307 3,809 1,174 1,235
213,587 273,158 368,623 569,839 731,295
376,116 355,532 418,682 447,973 455,994
472,089 443,497 328,498 356,615 546,090
254,601 459,617 678,967 228,952 255,697
608,133 738,191 399,008 776,920 329,846
Farms with net gainsb
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
4
10,210
121
7,755
202
52,667
33
60,766
33
72,447
25
11,107
54
26,189
33
25,870
303
107,366
361
93,071
44
31,801
95
148,980
81
24,454
38
60,811
117
105,457
70
20,968
77
61,829
186
108,768
17
49,510
116
32,593
157
83,559
65
195,039
23
7,163
125
85,256
35
48,740
Farms with net losses
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
9
5,883
157
3,597
290
7,847
47
5,705
23
11,307
29
3,712
39
3,608
95
8,524
353
13,168
272
10,852
126
6,149
131
7,227
235
6,618
85
7,147
97
17,457
105
3,568
83
8,333
149
11,984
29
4,592
374
4,697
102
26,388
74
10,283
84
6,213
155
15,889
32
2,974
(continued)
County
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
TABLE 8.325 (Continued)
MEASURES OF AGRICULTURE IN GEORGIA'S COUNTIES, 1997
Farms (number)
Average size of farm (acres)
203
259
320
178
441
347
183
237
151
100
184
100
437
191
434
71
699
111
257
106
267
86
76
266
36
215
535
129
462
276
198
265
303
103
407
77
666
77
103
327
260
118
207
227
460
126
160
173
327
137
Total cropland (acres)
24,724 27,798 60,629 21,535
5,727
9,101 36,345 13,410 40,291 10,196
8,942 7,813
558 40,671 71,554
22,036 8,834
14,910 24,648
7,438
13,946 12,638 35,531 11,591 20,029
Estimated market value of land and buildingsa
Average per acre (dollars)
Average per farm (dollars)
1,340 1,574
887 1,212 3,284
4,117 2,092 6,966 2,467 3,642
3,745 969
1,446 2,602 1,487
1,494 4,796 4,146 4,487
769
1,820 1,483 1,931 1,612 3,817
316,910 256,037 320,159 346,077 307,802
405,526 387,842 406,169 279,637 380,348
329,378 257,827 310,921 375,572 401,099
334,875 546,108 312,617 409,389 237,307
249,936 363,222 274,453 253,769 400,609
Farms with net gainsb
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
74
29,797
57
34,921
157
38,023
62
56,770
64
21,947
69
19,697
180
28,587
223
48,813
359
67,101
48
22,946
156
92,475
16
2,409
11
11,049
284
59,985
250
59,515
79
88,122
102
24,136
251
88,440
272
91,427
22
63,675
90
31,350
70
13,212
141
56,242
57
33,245
126
18,925
Farms with net losses
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
127
5,353
266
4,632
284
5,748
120
8,339
87
3,575
117
3,832
257
6,259
211
11,015
339
6,662
209
4,862
111
20,695
60
7,873
25
10,008
251
12,500
212
7,097
121
14,307
201
6,228
156
6,869
393
9,557
81
5,156
170
5,849
140
6,222
319
8,157
103
6,219
202
5,197
(continued)
County
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
TABLE 8.325 (Continued)
MEASURES OF AGRICULTURE IN GEORGIA'S COUNTIES, 1997
Farms (number)
Average size of farm (acres)
249
350
288
457
719
108
185
281
220
324
356
399
248
375
288
334
157
197
188
202
92
466
688
288
157
879
43
488
163
191
64
295
373
193
198
127
217
190
24
175
282
421
622
112
147
351
257
268
251
462
Total cropland (acres)
48,725 82,351 37,545 20,369 36,324
84,042 43,597 39,502 11,094 19,764
14,595 84,993 75,882
2,421 12,103
3,988 37,516
9,551 17,923
698
68,830 34,176 18,247 21,893 79,198
Estimated market value of land and buildingsa
Average per acre (dollars)
Average per farm (dollars)
1,467 1,096 3,134 1,381 1,159
787 768 984 1,453 1,642
987 1,137 1,491
858 1,554
967 1,624 2,991 1,362 1,261
987 2,093
976 1,270 1,076
498,178 479,676 382,695 364,727 379,766
330,998 287,487 334,229 301,499 276,483
470,067 319,278 1,399,362 419,042 282,681
285,273 303,772 308,163 277,318 221,014
385,630 245,074 369,430 370,312 478,334
Farms with net gainsb
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
114
65,247
160
55,968
368
209,344
84
37,307
105
54,021
147
28,929
84
46,236
83
11,622
42
35,251
58
68,227
54
26,399
217
25,184
70
155,269
22
11,036
44
12,254
21
41,213
135
63,100
110
113,503
52
55,547
5
12,146
151
178,717
320
54,366
57
118,475
92
16,578
140
72,464
Farms with net losses
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
135
7,892
128
16,012
349
8,357
102
5,386
115
9,033
208
8,071
163
5,331
205
4,717
116
5,482
131
5,324
37
8,908
471
4,635
86
24,059
21
7,580
121
5,738
43
5,659
238
8,247
87
13,236
165
4,973
19
5,905
131
19,858
301
11,043
90
7,243
167
8,010
111
12,099
(continued)
County
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
TABLE 8.325 (Continued)
MEASURES OF AGRICULTURE IN GEORGIA'S COUNTIES, 1997
Farms (number)
Average size of farm (acres)
464
477
179
317
252
298
390
225
238
146
39
218
260
175
305
168
319
196
218
84
157
325
194
82
379
265
252
190
344
147
161
574
152
206
17
668
122
89
119
792
106
139
102
118
91
449
325
507
183
587
Total cropland (acres)
135,177 14,785 21,635 43,434 20,776
1,949 17,219 20,735 26,593
7,709
35,031 6,801
40,616 23,751 23,108
63,513 14,451
6,267 4,822 63,985
10,141 4,068
16,270 90,048 68,146
Estimated market value of land and buildingsa
Average per acre (dollars)
Average per farm (dollars)
1,288 1,570 1,143 2,200 2,181
1,592 3,184 2,434 2,154 4,609
1,584 3,921 1,362 2,952 1,685
1,223 1,611
779 4,198
897
1,388 3,226 1,565 1,016 1,227
589,522 491,249 356,945 471,454 300,308
346,902 485,932 405,899 337,061 347,442
499,402 251,287 363,921 424,802 190,277
691,002 347,040 520,175 279,715 702,730
193,982 418,415 703,278 497,152 714,468
Farms with net gainsb
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
245
162,798
67
83,349
67
44,267
132
55,150
93
75,335
11
4,035
68
19,998
149
59,782
149
71,009
66
23,813
77
210,417
85
141,540
153
53,935
109
45,142
125
25,868
56
105,467
63
47,690
7
36,746
57
39,012
60
93,653
41
22,060
26
7,082
32
82,622
132
53,727
109
114,169
Farms with net losses
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
219
8,794
113
7,380
185
6,170
259
9,448
145
7,411
28
24,026
194
6,186
159
7,378
174
5,685
152
12,421
81
5,489
108
6,053
226
7,996
144
9,646
219
6,010
105
9,770
89
14,760
10
11,608
65
7,806
58
16,492
65
2,443
78
7,471
59
5,525
193
7,718
74
9,606
(continued)
County
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
TABLE 8.325 (Continued)
MEASURES OF AGRICULTURE IN GEORGIA'S COUNTIES, 1997
Farms (number)
Average size of farm (acres)
193
138
188
104
77
730
314
594
111
329
55
297
589
232
196
355
271
318
174
797
421
427
359
296
401
249
121
72
157
268
221
195
230
427
98
267
256
87
185
203
478
179
493
121
274
235
134
332
327
339
Total cropland (acres)
13,208 10,146 16,682 121,762 11,109
5,298 66,177 27,261 31,721 88,096
78,619 66,862 42,433
4,516 12,039
19,898 63,395 10,678 10,575 14,866
39,160 31,045 19,711 15,187 55,635
Estimated market value of land and buildingsa
Average per acre (dollars)
Average per farm (dollars)
2,688 2,508
823 1,060
992
939 1,540
948 1,147
969
1,560 1,704 1,108 2,907
722
1,566 1,320 1,029 4,730 1,491
1,644 3,393 1,147
821 876
404,875 258,415 600,921 576,220 415,443
279,426 300,887 344,540 344,581 749,685
661,865 548,025 268,917 224,027 197,801
283,264 539,611 367,733 383,863 268,906
303,616 449,024 288,702 270,652 317,587
Farms with net gainsb
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
52
12,396
88
97,857
38
33,218
134
234,774
32
6,274
26
19,317
276
139,393
70
82,350
111
23,279
67
104,888
205
49,310
233
74,630
121
53,494
44
4,137
36
15,336
74
12,720
133
58,909
21
62,080
105
72,193
63
22,530
152
27,709
143
41,498
114
38,232
35
22,683
83
27,780
Farms with net losses
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
142
8,068
100
3,903
39
11,880
181
11,815
80
6,876
29
5,410
313
8,288
127
4,046
158
5,100
107
14,774
217
11,845
126
19,438
280
9,833
77
2,986
120
4,459
148
7,190
96
13,913
79
4,723
151
12,311
123
5,356
326
4,813
353
5,531
159
4,384
99
8,846
245
5,847
(continued)
TABLE 8.325 (Continued)
MEASURES OF AGRICULTURE IN GEORGIA'S COUNTIES, 1997
County
Farms (number)
Average size of farm (acres)
Total cropland (acres)
Estimated market value of land and buildingsa
Average per acre (dollars)
Average per farm (dollars)
Farms with net gainsb
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
276
236
33,395
1,730
76
758
28,964
1,070
176
405
20,126
720
284
93
12,453
3,834
325
119
19,510
2,602
273
451
73,123
826
298
319
32,280
925
88
313
8,355
746
406
470
121,637
1,215
406,580 810,392 320,149 367,169 360,794
382,351 325,265 233,274 576,770
96
54,206
29
87,527
42
66,603
140
74,972
156
54,348
149
79,620
90
40,514
31
8,548
236
80,914
a Data are based on a sample of farms. b Farms with total production expenses equal to market value of agricultural products sold are included as farms with gains.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service, 1997 Economic Census, Georgia.
Farms with net losses
Number
Average per farm (dollars)
179
5,582
47
17,699
133
5,875
144
4,623
169
4,888
124
14,292
209
5,980
57
4,614
170
10,461
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TABLE 8.512
VALUE COMPARISONS, MOST IMPORTANT CROPS IN GEORGIA, 1995-2000 (thousands of dollars)
Crop
Corn Oats Cotton Cottonseed Rye Sorghum Soybeans Wheat Peanuts Tobacco All hay
Total crops
1995
Value
Rank
111,825
4
2,975
11
713,667
1
56,279
6
3,927
9
3,596
10
56,163
7
38,646
8
417,390
2
147,756
3
97,500
5
1,649,724
NA
1996
Value
Rank
178,553
4
4,048
11
703,534
1
71,505
6
8,008
9
4,231
10
69,662
7
69,379
8
425,830
2
205,993
3
105,000
5
1,845,743
NA
1997
Value
Rank
137,025
4
3,142
11
623,598
1
71,280
6
7,150
9
4,734
10
53,306
7
49,126
8
404,150
2
152,753
3
92,040
5
1,598,304
NA
Crop
1998
Value
Rank
1999
Value
Rank
2000
Value
Rank
Corn Oats Cotton Cottonseed Rye Sorghum Soybeans Wheat Peanuts Tobacco All hay
Total crops
55,412
5
1,988
11
454,458
2
55,230
6
3,570
9
2,428
10
24,209
8
26,832
7
458,031
1
153,971
3
106,145
4
70,143
4
2,338
11
340,728
2
39,858
5
5,250
9
2,417
10
17,292
7
22,349
6
381,018
1
107,874
3
9,600
8
64,200
5
3,528
10
458,988
1
49,544
6
5,499
9
2,700
11
17,280
8
24,460
7
352,026
2
120,160
3
92,040
4
1,342,274
NA
1,085,267
NA
1,192,425
NA
NA Not applicable.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service, Georgia Agricultural Facts, 1996-2001.
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TABLE 8.523
PRODUCTIONa AND VALUEb OF SELECTED CROPS IN GEORGIA, 1996-2000
Crop
Peanuts Production (lbs.) Value
Cotton Production (bales) Value
Cottonseed Production (tons) Value
Corn Production (bu.) Value
Soybeans Production (bu.) Value
Tobacco (all) Production (lbs.) Value
Sorghum Grain Production (bu.) Value
Wheat Production (bu.) Value
1996
1,433,770 425,830
2,079 703,534
681 71,505
49,875 178,553
10,140 69,662
113,620 205,993
1,640 4,231
15,840 69,379
1997
1,333,830 404,150
1,919 623,598
660 71,280
47,250 137,025
7,980 53,306
89,225 152,753
1,800 4,734
15,400 49,126
1998
1,511,655 458,031
1,542 454,458
526 55,230
22,525 55,412
4,620 24,209
90,200 153,971
1,140 2,428
10,320 26,832
1999
1,400,800 381,018
1,567 340,728
546 39,858
30,900 70,143
3,610 17,292
64,020 107,874
1,350 2,417
9,675 22,349
2000
1,328,400 352,026
1,663 458,988
563 49,544
32,100 64,200
3,840 17,280
68,820 120,160
1,350 2,700
10,800 24,460 (continued)
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TABLE 8.523 (Continued)
PRODUCTIONa AND VALUEb OF SELECTED CROPS IN GEORGIA, 1996-2000
Crop
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Oats Production (bu.) Value
Rye Production (bu.) Value
Hay (all) Production (lbs.) Value
Sweet potatoes Production (cwt.) Value
Tomatoes Production (cwt.) Value
Peaches Production (lbs.) Valuec
Pecans Productionc (lbs.) Valued
1,600 4,048
1,820 8,008
1,680 105,000
260 2,756
1,200 29,160
10,000 3,380
90,000 56,200
1,680 3,142
1,430 7,150
1,560 92,040
120 1,848
1,470 37,779
160,000 35,235
100,000 83,201
1,325 1,988
1,050 3,570
1,495 106,145
70 1,155
910 28,665
70,000 22,440
40,000 48,950
1,375 2,338
1,050 5,250
1,500 96,000
60 840
1,110 29,526
110,000 39,171
120,000 96,300
2,520 3,528
1,170 5,499
1,560 92,040
70 980
1,365 33,443
115,000 41,703
80,000 94,650
a All production in thousands of designated units unless stated otherwise. b Value in thousands of dollars. c Utilized production. d Value of utilized production.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service, Georgia Agricultural Facts, 1997-2001.
AGRICULTURE
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TABLE 8.551
LIVESTOCK ON GEORGIA FARMS, BY TYPES, 1985-2000 (thousands of animals)
Year
All cattlea
Milk cows
Hogs and pigs
Turkeys
All chickensb
1985
1,750
118
1,150
2,631
694,745
1986
1,700
119
1,100
2,426
713,864
1987
1,650
100
1,175
2,432
749,487
1988
1,520
104
1,210
2,400
790,025
1989
1,450
109
1,200
1,900
825,064
1990
1,350
113
1,100
2,010
864,700
1991
1,370
105
1,130
1,900
881,100
1992
1,380
102
1,100
1,990
909,802
1993
1,400
102
1,020
1,470
976,557
1994
1,470
102
950
1,410
1,021,069
1995
1,500
102
1996
1,470
98
1997
1,390
98
1998
1,300
96
1999
1,300
90
2000
1,310
90
700
1,450
1,083,420
650
550
1,169,805
520
175
1,198,300
480
--
1,218,090
480
--
1,260,970
380
--
1,252,137
a Includes calves. b Includes commercial broilers. -- Estimate discontinued.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service, Georgia Agricultural Facts, 2001.
AGRICULTURE
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TABLE 8.552
COMMERCIAL BROILER PRODUCTION AND VALUE OF PRODUCTION IN GEORGIA, 1985-2000
Year
Produced
Number
Pounds
(thousands)
(thousands)
Price per pound
(cents)
Value of production (thousands of
dollars)
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
677,224
2,844,341
28.0
796,415
697,364
2,928,929
32.5
951,902
733,417
3,153,693
26.5
835,729
772,825
3,400,430
31.5
1,071,135
811,964
3,572,642
35.0
1,250,425
854,500
3,759,800
31.0
1,165,538
867,300
3,816,120
29.5
1,125,755
894,600
4,025,700
31.5
1,268,096
960,000
4,416,000
34.0
1,501,440
1,005,000
4,723,500
35.0
1,653,225
1,070,000
5,136,000
34.5
1,771,920
1,154,000
5,654,600
39.0
2,205,294
1,182,800
5,914,000
38.5
2,276,890
1,202,500
5,892,300
40.5
2,386,382
1,239,700
6,198,500
37.0
2,293,445
1,229,700
6,148,500
33.0
2,029,005
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service, Georgia Agricultural Facts, 2001.
AGRICULTURE
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TABLE 8.554
PRODUCTION OF EGGS, NUMBER SOLD, PRICE, AND VALUE OF PRODUCTION IN GEORGIA, 1985-2000
Year
Average number of layers (000)
Eggs per layer (no.)
Eggs produced (millions)
Price per dozen (cents)
Value of production
($000)
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
17,626
243
17,745
243
18,407
243
17,822
241
17,563
241
17,562
245
17,976
239
17,844
242
18,439
241
18,606
244
18,000
243
18,626
246
19,869
245
21,034
244
21,055
246
20,816
246
4,282 4,318 4,476 4,294 4,233
4,302 4,301 4,326 4,449 4,543
4,376 4,584 4,867 5,126 5,176 5,114
66.0
235,510
73.2
263,398
68.4
255,132
64.4
230,445
81.0
285,728
80.6
288,951
80.8
289,601
74.8
269,654
74.6
276,580
74.5
282,045
79.4
289,545
91.1
348,002
88.5
358,941
88.0
375,907
87.9
379,142
86.8
369,913
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service, Georgia Agricultural Facts, 2001.
AGRICULTURE
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TABLE 8.610
CASH RECEIPTS BY COMMODITY GROUPS AND PAYMENTS FROM GOVERNMENT, GEORGIA, 1997-2000 (thousands of dollars)
Category
1997
1998
1998
1999
Percent of total, 2000
Total cash receipts
Total crops Corn Cotton, total Cotton lint Cottonseed Peanuts Soybeans Tobacco Rye Wheat Oats Sorghum grain Hay Peaches Pecans Other fruits and nuts Vegetables Nursery, greenhouse and turf All other crops
Total livestock Hogs Cattle and calves Dairy products Other
Total poultry Commercial broilers Other chickens Turkeys Eggs Other
Total crop, livestock and poultry cash receipts
Government payments
5,851,312
2,351,229 116,387 725,512 673,361 52,151 404,150 52,060 158,409 3,090 51,394 1,707 2,055 43,782 35,235 83,201 14,601 429,422 215,828 12,074
718,653 127,292 335,213 220,360
35,788
2,672,274 2,276,890
17,112 2,591
358,941 16,740
5,742,156
109,156
5,592,406
2,013,662 60,762
523,706 482,234
41,472 458,031
31,435 153,863
2,568 28,177
1,043 1,281 41,706 22,440 48,950 12,573 384,705 226,901 14,295
598,022 65,321
261,725 236,550
34,426
2,802,232 2,386,382
18,443 *
375,907 21,500
5,413,916
178,490
5,591,397
1,900,994 55,479
432,934 403,189
29,745 381,018
12,809 107,958
2,690 23,162
944 1,038 37,894 39,171 96,300 18,099 422,319 251,320 17,351
616,909 74,056
276,049 229,600
37,204
2,711,667 2,293,445
17,080 *
379,142 22,000
5,229,570
361,827
5,429,609
1,944,550 56,297
411,025 375,422
35,603 352,026
17,573 150,200
3,128 26,143
1,684 1,309 39,693 41,703 94,650 28,513 436,233 267,246 16,984
660,998 103,676 332,653 183,180
41,489
2,444,004 2,029,005
21,086 *
369,913 24,000
5,049,552
380,057
100.0
35.8 1.0 7.6 6.9 0.7 6.5 0.3 2.8 0.1 0.5 0.0 0.0 0.7 0.8 1.7 0.5 8.0 4.9 0.3
12.2 1.9 6.1 3.4 0.8
45.0 37.4
0.4 0.0 6.8 0.4
93.0
7.0
-- Estimate discontinued.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service, Georgia Agricultural Facts, 2001. Percentages calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
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TABLE 8.615
ELEMENTS OF FARM INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Gross farm incomea
55,740 77,343 43,017 52,578
5,871
118,236 63,168 59,688 37,212 49,891
8,091 15,373 17,342 81,106
2,657
77,061 42,961
7,868 58,076
2,094
21,469 108,481
33,020 5,646 3,890
223 9,396 63,915 14,276 14,463
1,664 7,569 6,892 166,338 160,158
9,218 60,474 11,797 21,779 54,221
11,857 34,731 106,152
2,948 29,011
Net farm incomeb
13,173 29,144 10,125 14,179
1,672
33,210 18,887 19,140 21,820
9,673
1,819 1,554 6,412 25,462 -325
9,436 -4,703 2,949 16,286
936
3,953 28,344 10,931
1,846 565
(L) 2,092 17,088 4,329 3,528
451 2,618
395 39,086 49,407
4,230 14,085
2,044 4,940 12,570
2,982 10,076 30,776
1,074 4,932
Net farm proprietors'
incomec
13,063 28,859
9,997 13,523
1,659
33,012 18,747 18,427 21,374
9,582
1,799 1,548 6,401 25,110 -318
9,308 -3,489 2,944 15,656
931
3,937 28,242 10,867
1,838 559
(L) 2,078 16,929 4,142 3,443
449 2,607
394 38,825 48,516
4,226 13,442
2,030 4,800 12,427
2,966 10,011 30,251
1,057 4,839
Farm labor and proprietors'
incomed
15,935 31,842 11,402 15,891
1,720
35,320 19,343 20,263 22,160 12,399
1,933 2,150 6,602 29,905 -236
15,674 -1,083 3,109 18,245
983
4,821 29,805 11,438
1,983 1,079
(L) 2,176 18,543 5,770 4,255
487 3,101 1,441 45,211 58,841
4,602 20,405
2,776 8,048 15,054
3,015 10,260 34,794
1,327 6,190
(continued)
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County
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
TABLE 8.615 (Continued)
ELEMENTS OF FARM INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
Gross farm incomea
64,573 38,656
2,185 83,092
9,587
11,427 18,961 30,971 28,084 13,142
8,839 40,365 77,568 177,931
7,243
91,489 1,971 1,050
104,915 99,687
36,339 15,431 130,039 163,111
5,414
21,025 6,701
67,699 28,386 12,513
35,819 53,549 228,652 19,071 27,686
35,381 26,462 15,729 11,627 20,918
Net farm incomeb
6,815 16,503
-366 35,480
4,343
2,013 4,060 3,175 4,539 3,413
3,366 8,625 24,527 48,622 1,697
29,411 -335 90
27,428 21,737
6,726 2,212 39,688 36,732 2,540
5,038 2,047 13,897 8,835 1,490
8,062 8,824 100,427 6,263 4,555
5,561 5,051 6,903 3,484 7,339
Net farm proprietors'
incomec
6,677 15,773
-336 34,428
4,342
1,989 4,038 3,155 4,466 3,413
3,321 8,485 24,427 48,561 1,672
29,054 -335 88
27,001 21,174
6,644 2,204 39,361 36,485 2,527
5,027 2,035 13,873 8,727 1,489
7,885 8,758 99,244 6,206 4,502
5,480 5,029 6,882 3,449 7,243
Farm labor and proprietors'
incomed
9,525 18,525
-272 37,589
5,198
2,615 4,841 4,307 5,972 3,899
3,720 9,646 26,057 49,431 2,137
29,898 -295 137
28,429 30,606
9,651 3,342 40,140 38,333 2,662
5,199 2,297 14,757 9,023 2,554
9,493 10,808 101,905
6,535 6,087
7,578 6,234 7,107 3,744 7,678
(continued)
AGRICULTURE
8.000
County
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
TABLE 8.615 (Continued)
ELEMENTS OF FARM INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
Gross farm incomea
10,603 39,974 56,869
1,709 6,120
8,058 33,011 71,815 20,285
386
125,411 126,172
39,777 13,301 55,971
175,542 36,048 15,791 58,154 48,955
774 15,323 54,639 70,632 14,029
43,987 61,534 40,171 26,150 26,966
36,098 26,798
1,671 16,316 28,834
5,507 2,655 15,712 35,183 55,114
Net farm incomeb
2,517 7,650 16,997
257 2,001
1,902 10,492 12,876
2,932 (L)
35,808 35,036
6,427 4,190 18,013
54,820 6,360 3,587
15,216 10,430
-736 1,094 13,697 23,078 -245
20,493 17,015 10,084
8,714 7,789
7,057 5,042 -365 4,648 6,531
1,046 (L)
4,066 4,038 17,219
Net farm proprietors'
incomec
2,457 7,554 16,491
254 2,001
1,895 10,409 12,713
2,896 (L)
35,073 34,692
6,286 4,095 17,372
52,153 6,289 3,560
15,146 10,207
-697 1,067 13,534 22,882 -236
19,709 16,878
9,962 8,637 7,700
6,939 4,942 -317 4,492 6,328
1,037 (L)
4,048 3,997 16,651
Farm labor and proprietors'
incomed
3,075 10,217 19,780
312 2,162
2,008 12,723 14,506
7,217 (L)
40,306 36,772
7,328 4,854 19,647
59,127 6,923 4,198
16,935 10,733
-545 1,668 14,980 24,942
-67
23,246 17,550 13,008
9,324 7,844
8,597 6,540 -186 5,137 7,810
1,447 92
4,465 6,195 18,755
(continued)
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.615 (Continued)
ELEMENTS OF FARM INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Gross farm incomea
Net farm incomeb
Net farm proprietors'
incomec
Farm labor and proprietors'
incomed
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Georgia
7,529 46,836
9,429 121,871
4,661
4,435 179,834
39,563 15,210 42,505
55,927 76,950 48,650
1,906 6,122
7,649 50,165 10,323 21,339 13,000
35,785 42,319 24,774
8,951 21,547
21,631 16,743 16,443 64,966 56,996
71,366 30,688
3,310 79,806
6,489,523
-149 11,703
1,927 40,777
1,351
1,010 56,509 10,244
4,325 10,658
16,248 25,497 17,080
-60 2,418
1,366 12,242
6,011 7,073 2,199
8,394 11,746
6,773 3,303 5,664
3,028 5,796 6,051 21,306 11,627
19,416 6,908 1,006
20,045
1,761,296
-138 11,692
1,891 39,910
1,351
1,010 56,279 10,208
4,293 10,403
16,004 24,925 16,811
-60 2,416
1,336 12,010
5,926 7,005 2,153
8,312 11,656
6,704 3,284 5,595
2,987 5,651 5,985 21,300 11,584
19,216 6,871 1,005
19,757
1,735,899
282 12,103
2,329 45,759
1,480
1,218 64,557 12,172
4,816 12,190
19,450 32,550 20,305
(L) 2,774
1,668 14,514
6,128 8,122 2,670
8,745 13,382
7,925 3,671 6,483
5,033 6,446 7,144 22,240 12,548
21,257 8,337 1,049
23,338
1,988,380
a Includes total cash receipts and other income of individual proprietors and corporate farms.
b Represents total net income of individual proprietors and corporate farms; derived by subtracting production expenses from gross farm income and adding the value of inventory change.
c Derived by subtracting corporate farm income from net farm income, and adding statistical adjustment factor.
d Derived by adding farm labor income (wages and salaries, perquisites, and other income) to net farm proprietors' income.
(L) Less than $50,000. Estimates are included in totals.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, May 2001.
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.620
SOURCES OF GROSS FARMa INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Cash receipts from marketing
Total
Livestock and productsb
Crops
44,519 64,375 34,966 37,962
4,057
113,163 58,046 50,883 16,161 38,448
6,184 9,194 14,498 58,400 1,524
55,391 28,226
5,041 40,968
816
15,912 100,433
27,875 3,775 3,545
96 6,385 61,016 13,075 9,580
1,016 6,173 6,252 141,000 127,719
4,885 53,546
9,005 18,660 41,527
28,388 46,755 25,973 13,821
3,724
109,936 57,144 45,271 4,923 10,659
5,022 1,774 12,303 18,035
194
12,418 12,924
4,280 14,025
123
5,736 96,544 25,337
2,542 289
85 5,601 54,033 9,394 2,016
588 3,487 2,446 92,306 31,990
3,430 3,849 3,650 6,379 11,004
16,131 17,620
8,993 24,141
333
3,227 902
5,612 11,238 27,789
1,162 7,420 2,195 40,365 1,330
42,973 15,302
761 26,943
693
10,176 3,889 2,538 1,233 3,256
(L) 784 6,983 3,681 7,564
428 2,686 3,806 48,694 95,729
1,455 49,697
5,355 12,281 30,523
Other income
Government payments
Imputed fundsc
4,486 2,450 2,398 4,976
153
168 330 899 2,159 7,020
217 3,978
384 11,740
231
9,621 9,118
119 5,207
0
3,304 220 202 (L) 86
0 353
70 157 1,509
(L) 158 (L) 6,949 17,369
107 5,103
137 431 7,237
6,735 10,518
5,653 9,640 1,661
4,905 4,792 7,906 18,892 4,423
1,690 2,201 2,460 10,966
902
12,049 5,617 2,708
11,901 1,278
2,253 7,828 4,943 1,841
259
127 2,658 2,829 1,044 3,374
644 1,238
638 18,389 15,070
4,226 1,825 2,655 2,688 5,457
(continued)
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.620 (Continued)
SOURCES OF GROSS FARMa INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Cash receipts from marketing
Total
Livestock and productsb
Crops
10,310 32,636 87,023
2,530 16,236
44,067 31,983
1,643 45,773
7,813
7,100 16,683 14,719 22,923 11,965
5,608 35,082 70,484 160,984
5,112
84,201 1,160 603
96,589 79,458
33,188 12,457 124,510 151,306
4,402
18,492 4,197
62,126 23,614
8,463
30,094 37,189 210,188 16,248 19,140
10,161 32,003 12,080
1,372 4,052
11,925 3,191 962 4,061 516
2,858 14,314
6,391 14,682
9,966
2,478 32,474 63,792 160,030
1,595
82,467 760 462
93,006 19,424
26,381 5,966
123,349 149,579
4,206
18,084 2,283
60,193 23,449
2,910
13,554 6,050
207,249 15,675 7,618
149 633 74,943 1,158 12,184
32,142 28,792
681 41,712
7,297
4,242 2,369 8,328 8,241 1,999
3,130 2,608 6,692
954 3,517
1,734 400 141
3,583 60,034
6,807 6,491 1,161 1,727
196
408 1,914 1,933
165 5,553
16,540 31,139
2,939 573
11,522
Other income
Government payments
Imputed fundsc
60 94 9,857 (L) 5,069
14,523 2,689 (L) 8,670 343
1,136 746
5,236 1,217
121
(L) 964 121 497 (L)
181 357
0 1,035 8,232
546 53
178 516 315
79 100 1,000 105 452
3,727 7,695
598 291 2,947
1,487 2,001 9,272
417 7,706
5,983 3,984
535 28,649
1,431
3,191 1,532 11,016 3,944 1,056
3,191 4,319 6,963 16,450 2,119
7,107 454 447
7,291 11,997
2,605 2,921 5,351 11,289
697
2,454 2,404 4,573 4,667 3,598
1,998 8,665 17,866 2,532 5,599
(continued)
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.620 (Continued)
SOURCES OF GROSS FARMa INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Cash receipts from marketing
Total
Livestock and productsb
Crops
19,892 17,870
5,883 8,832 17,321
7,017 23,570 36,780
1,287 2,813
6,695 25,325 70,268 18,572
259
109,199 118,356
37,146 9,085
40,568
145,955 31,341 10,614 48,399 47,772
293 12,108 49,598 62,403 12,691
39,328 58,690 26,264 22,779 21,938
25,160 24,089
1,287 15,187 18,985
7,671 10,859
2,478 8,008 14,626
947 6,355 9,210
365 2,665
5,931 3,586 68,721 6,406
145
81,394 116,184
33,017 6,526 8,442
81,469 30,763
4,281 45,559 46,517
105 10,851 41,311 60,697 11,791
6,033 58,427 10,288 20,136 20,244
5,251 23,629
203 11,845
3,510
12,221 7,011 3,405 824 2,695
6,070 17,215 27,570
922 148
764 21,739
1,547 12,166
114
27,805 2,172 4,129 2,559
32,126
64,486 578
6,333 2,840 1,255
188 1,257 8,287 1,706
900
33,295 263
15,976 2,643 1,694
19,909 460
1,084 3,342 15,475
Other income
Government payments
Imputed fundsc
5,653 4,631 1,915
162 828
1,362 4,856 5,905
63 238
164 3,341
150 377 (L)
5,359 662 869 425
6,900
14,077 390 994
1,022 188
(L) 204 648 503 (L)
2,048 (L)
4,324 603 712
6,573 678 249 203
3,221
9,836 3,961 7,931 2,633 2,769
2,224 11,548 14,184
359 3,069
1,199 4,345 1,397 1,336
122
10,853 7,154 1,762 3,791 8,503
15,5 4,317 4,183 8,733
995
471 3,011 4,393 7,726 1,319
2,611 2,810 9,583 2,768 4,316
4,365 2,031
135 926 6,628
(continued)
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.620 (Continued)
SOURCES OF GROSS FARMa INCOME IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Cash receipts from marketing
Total
Livestock and productsb
Crops
Other income
Government payments
Imputed fundsc
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth Georgia
4,322 1,678 12,493 19,383 45,916
6,054 45,402
6,228 103,886
2,541
3,591 169,141
31,489 10,187 25,289
34,737 62,617 38,340
1,458 2,626
6,093 37,155
3,552 20,087 11,533
32,526 34,274 18,074
5,717 12,475
13,911 8,767
11,204 58,405 51,228
54,139 25,289
1,886 59,952 5,327,860
2,053 963
9,677 4,602 5,273
5,100 44,641
2,903 20,576
2,153
3,472 91,167 24,039
2,925 1,332
6,376 4,887 6,738 1,254
432
4,727 8,785
975 8,795 10,327
31,175 25,121
8,698 5,204 5,200
4,233 796
1,160 57,438 49,994
30,450 24,125
1,324 11,291 3,456,793
2,269 715
2,816 14,781 40,643
954 761 3,325 83,310 388
119 77,974
7,450 7,262 23,957
28,361 57,730 31,602
204 2,194
1,366 28,370
2,577 11,292
1,206
1,351 9,153 9,376
513 7,275
9,678 7,971 10,044
967 1,234
23,689 1,164 562
48,661 1,871,067
329 (L) 786 5,579 4,591
127 68
1,162 6,820
261
184 2,809 1,431 2,345 5,791
8,830 6,079 2,285
(L) 757
95 6,723
866 109 201
454 815 1,415 628 2,944
2,915 1,532 1,161
255 179
6,509 1,165
278 12,702 360,680
856 967 2,433 10,221 4,607
1,348 1,366 2,039 11,165 1,859
660 7,884 6,643 2,678 11,425
12,360 8,254 8,025 415 2,739
1,461 6,287 5,905 1,143 1,266
2,805 7,230 5,285 2,606 6,128
4,805 6,444 4,078 6,306 5,589
10,718 4,234 1,146 7,152
800,983
a Includes individual proprietorships and corporate farms. b Includes livestock products. c Includes imputed value of food and fuel produced and consumed on farms, and gross rental value of farm dwellings. (L) Less than $50,000. Estimates are included in totals.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, May 2001.
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.711
FARM BUSINESS BALANCE SHEET, GEORGIA, DECEMBER 31, 1996-2000 (millions of dollars)
Item
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Farms (number)
Farm assets Real estate Livestock and poultrya Machinery and motor vehiclesb Cropsc Purchased inputs Financial
Farm debt By purpose Real estate Nonreal estated By lender Farm Credit system Farm Service agency Commercial banks Individuals and others
49,000
17,899.1 13,349.9
776.5 1,454.9
229.7 36.6
2,051.5
3,164.4
1,681.7 1,482.7
512.1 109.3 472.2 389.2
49,000
18,906.3 14,096.7
790.8 1,569.6
259.1 41.1
2,149.0
3,362.8
1,745.2 1,617.7
587.3 96.9
513.7 419.8
50,000
20,217.1 15,082.3
799.4 1,624.7
322.0 42.2
2,346.5
3,503.3
1,771.3 1,732.0
674.0 93.1
527.6 437.3
50,000
22,404.6 17,240.3
906.2 1,635.7
172.2 33.8
2,416.5
3,551.1
1,862.9 1,688.2
624.2 94.3
517.1 452.6
50,000
24,569.8 19,257.7
931.4 1,646.6
208.8 41.1
2,484.2
3,735.7
2,024.4 1,711.3
598.6 88.6
548.9 475.2
Equity
Ratio Debt/equity ratio (percent) Debt/assets ratio (percent)
14,734.7
21.48 17.68
15,543.5
21.64 17.79
16,713.8
20.96 17.33
18,853.5
18.84 15.85
20,834.1
17.93 15.20
a Excludes horses, mules, and broilers. b Includes only farm share value for trucks and autos. c All non-CCC crops held on farms plus the value above loan rate for crops held under CCC. d Excludes debt for nonfarm purposes.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, Farm Business Balance Sheet, Georgia, 19962000.
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.715
VALUE ADDED TO THE U.S. ECONOMY BY GEORGIA'S AGRICULTURAL SECTORa, WITH DERIVATION OF NET FARM INCOME, 1995-1999 (millions of dollars)
Item
Final crop output Food grains Feed crops Cotton Oil crops Tobacco Fruits and tree nuts Vegetables All other crops Home consumption Value of inventory adjustmentb
plus: Final animal output Meat animals Dairy products Poultry and eggs Miscellaneous livestock Home consumption Value of inventory adjustmentb
plus: Services and forestry Machine hire and customwork Forest products sold Other farm income Gross imputed rental value of farm dwellings equals: Final agricultural sector output minus: Intermediate consumption outlays Farm origin
Feed purchased Livestock and poultry purchased Seed purchased
plus: Manufactured inputs Fertilizers and lime Pesticides Petroleum fuel and oils Electricity
plus: Other intermediate expenses Repair and maintenance of capital items Machine hire and customwork Marketing, storage, and transportation expenses Contract labor Miscellaneous expenses plus:
1995
2,263.3 42.7
122.6 741.3 480.5 148.5 126.1 450.7 198.2
3.3 -50.8
2,778.3 413.2 223.5
2,110.3 35.5 5.0 -9.1
631.6 36.0
100.0 267.5 228.1
5,673.2
2,877.9 1,161.0
827.8 218.6 114.6
595.1 235.5 187.0 115.0
57.6
1,121.7 176.5 119.2 237.2 32.9 556.0
1996
1997
1998
1999
2,393.5 83.5
197.1 742.3 497.3 176.3
70.1 349.8 206.0
3.3 67.6
3,210.7 359.9 243.2
2,588.7 44.8 4.2 -30.1
641.8 43.6 80.0
275.1 243.1
6,246.0
3,232.5 1,418.9 1,068.8
220.5 129.6
617.7 244.7 204.3 131.7
37.1
1,196.0 202.0 134.2 313.9 44.4 501.5
2,308.9 54.5
164.5 725.5 458.5 158.4 133.3 429.4 227.9
3.3 -46.5
3,293.4 462.8 220.4
2,672.3 35.5 4.2
-101.7
702.8 24.8 60.0
365.9 252.1
6,305.1
3,318.9 1,406.5
996.2 278.5 131.8
663.5 246.4 227.1 136.8
53.3
1,248.8 183.7 110.5 285.6 41.7 627.3
1,983.0 31.0
105.8 526.1 490.9 153.9
83.9 384.7 241.2
3.4 -37.9
3,405.9 327.3 236.6
2,802.2 34.2 4.2 1.5
754.3 19.1 50.0
414.8 270.4
6,143.2
3,266.3 1,324.2
937.6 252.8 133.8
643.5 237.9 218.6 124.6
62.3
1,298.6 179.6 111.3 316.5 48.3 642.9
1,901.8 26.3 92.5
436.7 398.6 108.0 153.6 422.7 268.5
3.3 -8.4
3,339.9 350.4 229.6
2,707.2 46.9 4.0 1.8
908.4 26.0 50.0
561.2 271.3
6,150.1
3,325.7 1,378.1
987.3 273.5 117.3
583.2 206.1 191.8 126.8
58.5
1,364.5 172.9 95.3 268.7 49.7 778.0
(continued)
AGRICULTURE
8.000
TABLE 8.715 (Continued)
VALUE ADDED TO THE U.S. ECONOMY BY GEORGIA'S AGRICULTURAL SECTORa, WITH DERIVATION OF NET FARM INCOME, 1995-1999 (millions of dollars)
Item
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
Net government transactions plus:
Direct government payments minus:
Motor vehicle registration and licensing fees minus:
Property taxes equals: Gross value added minus: Capital consumption equals: Net value added minus: Factor payments
Employee compensation (total hired labor) Net rent received by nonoperator landlords Real estate and nonreal estate interest equals: Net farm income
-38.1
66.4
7.2
97.3
2,757.2
338.3
2,418.9
617.6 237.8 126.0 253.8
1,801.3
9.9
114.7
4.9
100.0
3,023.3
341.3
2,682.1
648.9 247.1 121.5 280.3
2,033.1
1.3
109.2
5.7
102.1
2,987.6
346.8
2,640.7
640.7 262.9
94.2 283.6
2,000.0
71.0
177.9
8.3
98.5
2,948.0
356.1
2,591.9
651.0 276.2
83.1 291.7
1,940.9
254.3
360.7
7.8
98.6
3,078.7
367.0
2,711.7
612.4 244.6
73.8 294.0
2,099.4
a Final sector output is the gross value of the commodities and services produced within a year. Net value-added is the sector's contribution to the national economy and is the sum of the income from production earned by all factors-ofproduction. Net farm income is the farm operators' share of income from the sector's production activities. The concept presented is consistent with that employed by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
b A positive value of inventory change represents current-year production not sold by December 1. A negative value is an offset to production from prior years included in current-year sales. Negative values are indicated by minus signs.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, Value Added to the U.S. Economy by the Agricultural Sector by the Production of Goods and Services, Georgia, 1995-1999.
9. NATURAL RESOURCES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
. . National Forest Land Area Georgiaand the UnitedStates. as of September 30 2001 ................. 216
Forest Fires in Georgia. Fiscal Years 1990-2001................................................................................ 217 Tree Planting and Harvestingin Georgia. 1990-2000.......................................................................... 217 Georg~a'sPulpwoodand RoundwoodProduction. 1995-1999......................................................... 218 Round PulpwoodProductionin Georgia. By County. 1998-1999...................................................... 219
. Selected Natural Resource Related Establishments.Summary Data. Georgia 2000....................... 223
EstimatedAcreage of Wetlands in Georgia. 1997................................................................................. 224
. Marine RecreationalFlshing in Georgia 1996-2000............................................................................... 225 . FisheriesSummary of Catch in Georgia 1990-2000............................................................................ 225
Fisheries. Amount and Value of Catch In Georgia. By Selected Specles. 1998-2001..................... 226
. Plants and Employmentof FisheriesProcessorsand Wholesalersin Georgia
1996-1999 ............................................................................................................................................... 227
. Value of Nonfuel Minerals Produced in Georgia and Un~tedStates 1990-2000............................... 227
. Quantity and Value of Nonfuel Minerals Produced in Georgia 1998-2000......................................... 228
Productionof Selected Minerals in Georgia. 1990-2000...................................................................... 229
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.114
NATIONAL FOREST LAND AREA, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2001
Unit name
Units (number)
Gross acreage
National forest system acreage
Other acreage
Percent of national gross acreage
Georgia
Chattahoochee National Forest Oconee National Forest National forests total
1,516,114
749,672
766,442
260,883
115,225
145,658
2
1,776,997
864,897
912,100
0.79
Chattahoochee Purchase Unit Ocmulgee Purchase Unit Yonah Purchase Unit Purchase units
69,302
10,000
46
3
79,348
195
69,107
250
9,750
46
0
491
78,857
3.55
Forestry Science Laboratory
4
4
0
Research and experiment areas total
1
4
4
0
0.01
State total
6
1,856,349
865,392
990957
0.80
Area
National forests Purchase units National grasslands Land utilization projects Research and experiment areas Other areas National total
United States
155 225,463,786
56
2,233,077
20
4,264,663
6
1,876
20
73,154
34
296,406
292 232,422,678
187,760,642 355,236
3,838,685 1,876
64,871 295,814 192,406,840
37,703,144 1,877,841 425,978 0 8,283 592
40,015,838
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Washington Office Lands Staff, Land Areas of the National Forest System, 2001.
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.120 FOREST FIRES IN GEORGIA, FISCAL YEARS 1990-2001
Fiscal year
Fires (number)
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
10-year average
6,212 7,707 10,877 5,482 10,259
5,911 10,669
7,224 6,579 11,005
11,688 8,392
8,809
Source: Georgia Forestry Commission, unpublished data, 2001.
Acres burned
21,520 34,567 41,297 20,469 36,773
18,920 40,062 22,998 36,660 47,456
71,595 41,574
37,780
Average size (acres)
3.46 4.49 3.80 3.73 3.58
3.20 3.75 3.18 5.57 4.31
6.13 4.95
4.22
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.130
TREE PLANTING AND HARVESTING IN GEORGIA, 1990-2000 (acres)
Year
Planted acres (all species)
Final harvest acresa
All species
Softwoodb
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
337,929 329,796 292,810 283,601 326,657
270,194 366,742 393,889 413,407 441,492 442,631
404,100 417,698 431,295 440,832 450,368
459,904 469,441 478,977 445,600 445,600
NA
388,046 361,271 334,495 334,298 334,102
333,905 333,709 333,513 334,200 334,200
NA
NA Not available.
a Final harvest data based on 5,210 permanent forest plots on commercial timberland. There are 7,458 total permanent plots for the entire state (all land types).
b Softwood final harvest acreage represents approximately 75 percent of final harvest acreage for all species.
Source: Georgia Forestry Commission, Acres of Tree Planting and Acres Harvested in Georgia, 1990-2000 (unpublished).
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.132
GEORGIA'S PULPWOOD AND ROUNDWOOD PRODUCTION, 1995-1999 (thousands of cords)
Production
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
Pulpwood
Roundwood All species Softwood Hardwood
Wood residues for pulp manufacture All species Softwood Hardwood
Types of residue, all Chips All species Softwood Hardwood Other residuesa
11,147.9
8,019.2 5,503.0 2,516.2
3,128.7 2,498.1
630.6
3,128.7
3,128.7 2,498.1
630.6 0.0
10,003.1
7,373.4 5,320.8 2,052.6
2,629.6 2,349.1
280.5
2,629.6
2,629.6 2,349.1
280.5 0.0
11,390.3
8,051.7 5,724.0 2,327.7
3,338.6 2,417.8
920.8
3,338.6
3,338.6 2,417.8
920.8 0.0
10,249.5
7,109.3 5,124.7 1,984.6
3,140.3 2,311.0
829.3
3,140.3
3,140.3 2,311.0
829.3 0.0
10,702.0
7,886.3 5,751.6 2,134.7
2,815.9 2,206.7
609.2
2,815.9
2,815.9 2,206.7
609.2 0.0
a Consists of veneer cores, pole and piling trim, cull material, sawdust, and secondary residues. Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service Resource Bulletin, Southern Pulpwood Production, 1995-1999.
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.150
ROUND PULPWOOD PRODUCTION IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1998-1999 (standard cords)
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
All species
1998
1999
101,849 43,574 57,263 31,064 44,332
3,460 5,382 39,551 38,080 26,599
27,542 9,312
126,062 21,596 41,225
43,182 182,620
17,597 27,244 153,603
59,937 49,177 13,920 162,304 31,829
12,388 11,391 33,954
5,698 24,466
1,390 200,480
6,342 57,421 34,496
21,063 10,277 65,230 119,669 38,779
111,036 31,495 50,636 25,304 43,629
3,401 10,053 44,845 42,430 35,149
35,192 11,515 136,700 36,403 43,721
52,192 197,747
19,671 32,760 181,525
54,391 96,245
7,076 184,321
23,439
11,785 21,615 32,501
2,419 30,889
8,095 217,723
11,602 55,698 37,924
20,478 10,236 60,696 111,666 35,958
Softwood
1998
1999
84,164 43,179 38,933 23,856 33,699
0 792 32,852 20,090 22,261
21,889 7,789
112,086 14,529 28,830
18,980 60,873 13,953 23,259 124,347
22,336 33,362 12,635 153,476 20,012
8,322 7,824 24,145
305 13,879
1,368 185,046
4,160 41,890 25,520
14,942 7,335
51,231 88,980
7,558
94,480 30,773 37,128 17,259 27,142
787 917 39,649 21,828 308,887
26,726 6,605
117,929 17,307 31,239
37,189 77,807 15,154 21,372 140,169
39,923 77,437
6,021 172,198
15,518
8,718 11,174 27,907
328 18,152
8,098 197,760
10,184 37,874 23,364
9,815 3,007 56,897 78,093 11,113
Hardwood
1998
1999
17,685 395
18,330 7,208
10,633
3,460 4,590 6,699 17,990 4,338
5,653 1,523 13,976 7,067 12,395
24,202 121,747
3,644 3,985 29,256
37,601 15,815
1,285 8,828 11,817
4,066 3,567 9,809 5,393 10,587
22 15,434
2,182 15,531
8,976
6,121 2,942 13,999 30,689 31,221
16,556 722
13,508 8,045
16,487
2,614 9,136 5,196 20,602 4,262
8,466 4,910 18,771 19,096 12,482
15,003 119,940
4,517 11,388 41,356
14,468 18,808
1,055 12,123
7,921
3,067 10,441
4,594 2,091 12,737
0 19,963
1,418 17,824 14,560
10,663 7,229 3,799
33,573 24,845
(continued)
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
TABLE 9.150 (Continued)
ROUND PULPWOOD PRODUCTION IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1998-1999 (standard cords)
All species
1998
1999
2,957 21,653 77,036
837 74,947
16,042 37,125
6,774 98,128 115,317
52,737 121,509
67,419 23,173
7,958
9,138 66,424
2,897 4,998 13,405
12,442 13,857 190,697 31,647 78,928
10,258 12,357
3,273 13,198 80,359
53,449 52,415
2,247 53,514 22,044
59,429 12,890
5,477 25,421 92,258
5,886 12,598 96,849
1,919 76,806
25,084 39,634
6,692 69,946 113,343
96,068 54,106 94,658 23,283
7,152
21,336 103,211
5,777 8,182 51,591
24,861 7,609
113,271 46,891 75,421
22,686 19,652
4,052 3,544 67,760
39,433 102,255
510 56,035 37,709
62,493 15,793 11,416 31,288 83,616
Softwood
1998
1999
2,313 16,771 57,331
101 34,742
14,167 29,510
4,975 63,549 114,698
35,302 111,682
48,804 10,288
6,954
8,569 47,964
1,193 0
9,911
10,296 7,112
161,815 28,530 66,130
3,381 11,350
0 10,395 58,040
39,831 40,217
0 45,222 16,948
58,084 11,856
2,328 15,277 59,196
1,555 10,388 75,551
1,919 37,813
19,563 24,578
4,948 51,500 111,713
55,551 39,214 71,769
9,722 5,768
19,077 73,900
3,931 1,776 46,347
22,186 2,525
93,968 41,252 44,063
6,433 15,254
1,309 399
38,631
32,626 88,667
0 49,377 33,484
62,485 14,730
1,646 20,045 57,023
Hardwood
1998
1999
644 4,882 19,705
736 40,205
1,875 7,615 1,799 34,579
619
17,435 9,827
18,615 12,885
1,004
569 18,460
1,704 4,998 3,494
2,146 6,745 28,882 3,117 12,798
6,877 1,007 3,273 2,803 22,319
13,618 12,198
2,247 8,292 5,096
1,345 1,034 3,149 10,144 33,062
4,331 2,210 21,298
0 38,993
5,521 15,056
1,744 18,446
1,630
40,517 14,892 22,889 13,561
1,384
2,259 29,311
1,846 6,406 5,244
2,675 5,084 19,303 5,639 31,358
16,253 4,398 2,743 3,145
29,129
6,807 13,588
510 6,658 4,225
8 1,063 9,770 11,243 26,593
(continued)
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.150 (Continued)
ROUND PULPWOOD PRODUCTION IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1998-1999 (standard cords)
County
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
All species
1998
1999
63,120 39,970 41,982 55,126 50,580
11,584 78,464 12,371 144,004 14,367
106,209 30,230 11,727 36,634 19,082
68,449 86,801 80,872 55,484
6,470
58,157 54,257 32,709
9,911 70,883
6,380 17,229
7,684 18,533 39,443
3,376 13,949 64,121
9,172 26,201
9,925 55,906 46,921
503 108,843
64,077 35,538 31,896 65,746 45,775
23,885 64,287 19,133 128,703 24,527
129,891 32,320 8,255 32,318 18,793
72,252 1,978
123,904 125,132
21,756
69,794 77,457 23,505 22,129 103,621
16,043 21,394 16,195 23,453 62,314
3,033 28,232 56,706 10,982 30,699
1,755 68,626 27,488
99 92,864
Softwood
1998
1999
39,874 21,451 27,508 43,735 50,405
10,646 51,180 10,753 96,310
5,317
63,702 20,495
9,596 30,021
6,334
57,047 15,159 62,508 44,027
4,634
27,367 46,335 21,973
4,994 37,062
4,410 16,866
3,186 3,574 32,276
2,976 10,601 48,876
7,895 21,818
9,745 42,224 39,007
0 56,529
29,218 29,186 24,645 51,971 44,485
20,807 46,380 10,950 81,141 12,868
66,822 16,703
8,065 30,395 12,522
68,613 12,821 78,055 113,969
9,706
30,370 65,562 13,533
6,743 60,517
12,560 19,645 12,524 10,816 50,368
2,796 21,950 42,289 10,451 25,676
1,117 54,625 20,360
9 58,842
Hardwood
1998
1999
23,246 18,519 14,474 11,391
175
938 27,284
1,618 47,694
9,050
42,507 9,735 2,131 6,613
12,748
11,402 71,642 18,364 11,457
1,836
30,790 7,922
10,736 4,917
33,821
1,970 363
4,498 14,959
7,167
400 3,348 15,245 1,277 4,383
180 13,682
7,914 503
52,314
34,859 6,352 7,251
13,775 1,290
3,078 17,907
8,183 47,562 11,659
63,069 15,617
190 1,923 6,271
3,639 157
45,849 11,163 12,050
39,424 11,895
9,972 15,386 43,104
3,483 1,749 3,671 12,637 11,946
237 6,282 14,417
531 5,023
638 14,001
7,128 90
34,022
(continued)
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.150 (Continued)
ROUND PULPWOOD PRODUCTION IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, 1998-1999 (standard cords)
County
All species
1998
1999
Softwood
1998
1999
Hardwood
1998
1999
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Georgia
31,683 638
34,481 59,278 13,096
7,510 5,396 151,385 69,785 74,303
15,552 42,351 51,420 61,600 55,579
41,599 4,618
31,674 9
22,165
57,908 12,252 55,375
1,592 39,160
18,548 2,158
153,521 39,865 88,220
197,912 56,340 30,858 327 25,854
52,239 41,318 86,614 59,494
7,109,288
28,599 6,519
26,901 83,922 11,297
12,203 1,961
205,436 68,679 99,878
11,490 56,720 82,961 77,157 40,558
72,559 6,246
47,565 61
34,790
92,978 13,371 34,663
1,751 46,217
14,640 5,899
180,076 38,263 54,802
270,570 58,158 30,114 7,747 35,532
51,177 73,272 148,062 58,384
7,886,313
12,468 615
29,137 32,745 11,676
6,718 0
104,624 38,760 57,205
8,264 27,751 48,955 52,066 39,928
31,637 2,240
23,002 9
17,413
32,614 10,400 39,244
293 37,517
11,479 956
149,343 21,154 43,021
166,005 45,662 18,123 10 18,763
45,102 20,421 39,782 55,599
5,124,636
11,913 6,519
20,414 49,934
9,491
11,906 0
146,163 39,946 78,687
4,766 43,469 79,718 67,606 29,509
42,784 1,226
39,190 11
27,149
60,091 13,250 20,892
1,690 42,214
9,392 1,816 175,877 16,137 30,832
176,933 49,377 19,908 7,514 31,987
46,571 33,993 65,137 48,924
5,751,625
19,215 23
5,344 26,533
1,420
792 5,396 46,761 31,025 17,098
7,288 14,600
2,465 9,534 15,651
9,962 2,378 8,672
0 4,752
25,294 1,852
16,131 1,299 1,643
7,069 1,202 4,178 18,711 45,199
31,907 10,678 12,735
317 7,091
7,137 20,897 46,832
3,895
1,984,652
16,686 0
6,487 33,988
1,806
297 1,961 59,273 28,733 21,191
6,724 13,251
3,243 9,551 11,049
29,775 5,020 8,375 50 7,641
32,887 121
13,771 61
4,003
5,248 4,083 4,199 22,126 23,970
30,637 8,781
10,206 233
3,545
4,606 39,279 82,925
9,460
2,134,688
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Southern Pulpwood Production, 19981999.
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.160
SELECTED NATURAL RESOURCE-RELATED ESTABLISHMENTS, SUMMARY DATA, GEORGIA, 2000
Industry
Number of
establishmentsa
Annual payroll ($000)
Number of employeesb (week of March 12)
Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Agriculture support Agriculture & forestry support activities Forestry and logging Fishing, hunting, and trapping
Mining Mining (except oil & gas) Oil and gas extraction Nonmetallic mineral mining & quarrying Dimension stone Sand, gravel, clay, refractory minerals Clay, ceramic, and refractory minerals
Manufacturing Wood product mfg Sawmills & wood preservation Millwork Wood container & pallet mfg Other wood product mfg Paper mfg Pulp mills Paper mills Paperboard mills Paperboard containers and boxes Folding paperboard box mfg Petroleum and coal products Nonmetallic mineral product mfg Glass & glass product mfg Clay product & refractory mfg Pottery, ceramics & plumbing fixture mfg Cement & concrete product mfg Gypsum product mfg Cut stone and stone products All other nonmetallic mineral product mfg Primary metal industries Steel product mfg from purchased steel Iron foundries Steel foundries (except investment) Other nonferrous secondary smelt, refine, alloying
1,120 323 752 45 235 189 8 184 30 58 7
8,720 557 144 151 96 335 210 6 9 17 113 21 62 600 42 43 23 333 16 122 162 85 14 16 4 2
220,572 70,955
146,458 3,159
285,570 264,451
1,412 (F)
5,214 161,199
17,254 17,065,136
757,922 207,402 129,049
40,038 369,944 1,161,623
72,237 156,144 393,460 305,753
73,303 52,729 737,795 84,474 100,444 28,946 290,033 31,555
(F) (F) 251,236 45,903 (F) (F) (F)
9,273 3,214 5,855
204 6,598 5,980
15 (E) 228 3,374 452 518,063 29,215 7,147 5,174 2,145 16,375 26,600 1,363 3,574 7,047 8,213 2,114 1,369 20,556 2,351 3,005 961 8,340 971 (D) (E) 7,138 1,276 (D) (C) (B)
Note: Classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Industry Classification System). (B) 0 to 19 employees. (C) 20 to 99 employees. (D) 1,000 to 2,499 employees. (E) 5,000 to 9,999 employees. (F) Data witheld to avoid disclosing figures for individual companies.
a Administrative and auxiliary units not included. Data exclude government and railroad employees, and self-employed persons.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 2000.
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.170 ESTIMATED ACREAGE OF WETLANDSa IN GEORGIA, 1997
Category
Acres (thousands)
Palustrine and Estuarine wetlands Palustrine Estuarine
Total
Other Aquatic habitats Lacustrine Othera
Total
Total, palustrine, estuarine, and other
6,117.9 426.6
6,544.5
564.4 321.7 886.1
7,430.6
a Includes Estuarine deepwater, and all Riverine and Marine systems.
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, 1997 National Resources Inventory.
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.200 MARINE RECREATIONAL FISHINGa IN GEORGIA, 1996-2000
Category
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Fish caught (thousands) Participants (thousands)
Coastal residents Noncoastal residents Out of state residents Total in state Number of trips (thousands) Coastal residents Noncoastal residents Out of state residents All trips
2,096
99,883 69,298 55,292 224,473
398 138
82 617
1,368
46,998 48,788 16,273 112,058
453 94 28
576
1,615
68,712 27,736 18,708 115,157
473 68 32
572
2,277
59,368 31,682 20,142 111,192
NA NA NA 473
4,973
85,844 82,066 42,570 210,480
NA NA NA 764
NA Not available.
a Estimates of catches, participants and trips are for marine recreational fishermen during January-December of each year. Data are based on a telephone survey of households and an intercept survey of anglers. For statistical limits, see source.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, National Marine Fisheries Service, Fisheries Statistics and Economics Division, Marine Recreational Fisheries Statistics Survey, 1996-2000.
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.201 FISHERIES SUMMARY OF CATCHa IN GEORGIA, 1990-2000
Quantityb (000 lbs)
Value ($000)
Value of manufactured fishery productsc
($000)
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
13,191 15,987 17,620 15,743 14,506
20,341 13,117 14,511 13,017 12,250
9,841
19,761 23,719 22,957 21,231 20,302
35,268 21,114 27,400 23,737 22,958 21,674
121,084 116,299 155,138 229,016 174,442
176,031 180,213 240,056 174,726 138,657 147,303
a Commercial landings; data do not include landings by U.S.-flag vessels at Puerto Rico and other ports outside the 50 states, or catches by U.S.-flag vessels unloaded onto foreign vessels within the U.S. EEZ (joint venture), or aquaculture products, except oysters and clams.
b Landings reported in round (live) weight for all items except clams, oysters, scallops, for which weight of meats without shell is reported.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service, Fisheries of the United States, 1990-2000 (Current Fishery Statistics); unpublished data.
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.202
FISHERIES, AMOUNTa AND VALUE OF CATCH IN GEORGIA, BY SELECTED SPECIES AND GROUPS, 1998-2001
Species/group
Amount (lbs)
Value ($)
Amount (lbs)
Value ($)
Shellfish Hard clam Oyster Conch (whelks) Hard blue crab Food shrimps Bait shrimps Miscellaneous crustaceans/molluscsb
17,416 6,956
582,515 5,035,542 4,370,638
59,887 140,892
Fishc Shads Offshore demersals Pelagics Other finfishes Total (all species)
136,881 276,170
19,354 95,645 10,741,896
1998
122,891 17,212
406,942 2,603,991 19,080,321
634,375 490,948
86,370 502,850
18,189 88,690 24,052,778
24,912 6,608
591,166 3,901,477 4,380,827
59,918 239,458
1999
153,074 17,325
415,000 2,045,645 18,364,973
665,633 469,301
45,905 306,919 119,695 106,779 9,783,664
45,496 607,009
71,030 103,670 22,958,156
Shellfish Hard Clam Oyster Conch (whelks) Hard blue crab Food shrimps Bait shrimps Miscellaneous crustaceans/molluscsb
Fishc Shads Offshore demersals Pelagics Other finfishes Total (all species)
25,352 3,800
421,243 3,202,383 3,516,895
52,363 94,610
58,081 398,833
27,329 72,448 7,873,337
2000
212,821 9,733
277,482 2,077,436 17,205,600
565,352 399,445
33,490 791,729
28,285 72,298 21,673,670
24,872 8,528
325,431 2,697,125 2,656,592
62,759 1,224,432
2001p
186,644 22,254
245,003 2,495,753 10,020,019
576,569 495,726
34,611 451,522
27,351 30,355 7,543,578
27,729 869,233
23,516 31,197 14,993,641
p Data preliminary and subject to change.
a Shrimp weights are by pounds of tails; clam, oyster, whelk, and scallops are pounds of raw meats; all crabs and fishes are pounds of whole animals.
b Includes soft blue crabs, peeler blue crabs, stone crabs, horseshoe crabs, lobster, octupus, and squid.
c Offshore demersals species include amberjacks, groupers, hinds, grunts, porgies, sea bass, snappers, and tilefish. Pelagics include barracuda, bluefish, cobia, dolphin, mackerel, shark, tuna, wahoo. Other finfishes include catfish, croaker, red drum, black drum, flounder, whiting, mullet, sheepshead spot.
Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Coastal Resources Division, Marine Fisheries Section, Summary of Georgia Historical Landings by Broad Category, Calendar Year 1972 to Present (May 2002).
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.205
PLANTS AND EMPLOYMENT OF FISHERIES PROCESSORS AND WHOLESALERS IN GEORGIA, 1996-1999 (number)
1996
1997
1998
1999
Processors Plants Average annual employment
Wholesalers Plants Average annual employment
Total Plants Average annual employment
Commercial fishing vessels
10 1,141
56 508
66 1,649
349
10 1,149
56 534
66 1,683
351
8 1,259
58 586
66 1,845
350
6 1,096
58 598
64 1,694
350
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service, Fisheries of the United States, 1996-2001.
NATURAL RESOURCES
TABLE 9.301 VALUE OF NONFUEL MINERALS PRODUCED IN GEORGIA AND
THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1990-2000 (millions of dollars)
9.000
Year
Georgia
United States
Year
Georgia
United States
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1,504 1,306 1,346 1,432 1,550
33,452 30,579 32,012 31,912 35,000
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000
1,690 1,740 1,680 1,720 1,640 1,660p
38,600 38,800 40,400 39,300 39,100
39,400
p Preliminary.
Source: U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, Minerals Yearbook, 1990-1993; U.S. Geological Survey, Minerals Yearbook, 1994-2000.
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.321
QUANTITY AND VALUE OF NONFUEL MINERALS PRODUCEDa IN GEORGIA, 1998-2000
(quantity in thousands of metric tons; value in thousands of dollars)
Mineral
1998
Quantity
Value
1999
Quantity
Value
2000p
Quantity
Value
Claysa (thousands of metric tons)
Common
1,650
Fuller's earth
686
Kaolin
8,350
Gemstones
NA
Sand and gravel (thousands of metric tons)
Construction
7,130
Industrial
608
Stone Crushed (thousands of metric tons)b Dimension (metric tons) b
74,200 72,100
Other (combined value)c
XX
Total value of mineral production
XX
5,470 74,800 998,000
8
29,500 10,900
440,000 8,790
152,000
1,720,000
1,600 725
8,170 NA
7,200 612
5,130 73,800 907,000
3
30,100 11,100
74,000 83,400
448,000 12,200
XX
153,000
XX 1,640,000
1,600 703
7,790 NA
7,310 605
5,130 73,800 903,000
8
31,000 11,000
75,000 84,100
464,000 12,100
XX
156,000
XX 1,660,000
p Preliminary. NA Not available. XX Not applicable.
a
Production measured by mine shipments, sales, or marketable production (including consumption by producers).
b Excludes certain stones; kind and value included with "combined value" data.
c
Combined value of barite, cement, feldspar, iron oxide pigments (crude), lime, mica (crude), stone (crushed marble,
dimension marble).
Source: U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, Minerals Yearbook, 2000.
NATURAL RESOURCES
9.000
TABLE 9.331
PRODUCTION OF SELECTED MINERALS IN GEORGIA, 1990-2000
(quantity in thousands of metric tons; value in thousands of dollars)
Year
Raw claya
Quantity
Value
Sand and gravelb
Quantity
Value
Stonec
Quantity
Value
Total valued
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000p
9,855 9,518 8,962 9,660 9,960
10,600 10,440 10,596 10,686 10,495 10,093
1,060,539 949,737 970,905 994,000
1,060,000
1,160,000 1,150,400 1,059,100 1,078,270
985,930 981,930
4,827 4,700 5,448 5,091 5,960
6,354 6,833 6,930 7,738 7,812 7,915
15,577 14,500 24,364 24,540 26,840
30,160 30,150 33,930 40,400 41,200 42,000
53,201 41,556 44,159 49,576 54,800
60,732 63,490 65,666 74,272 74,083 75,084
337,751 244,182 257,338 292,187 331,019
373,028 401,010 431,008 440,009 448,012 464,012
1,504,051 1,305,736 1,346,254 1,430,000 1,550,000
1,700,000 1,740,000 1,680,000 1,720,000 1,640,000 1,660,000
p Preliminary.
Note: Production measured by mine shipments, sales, or marketable production (including consumption by producers).
Note: Values for 1993-1998 calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
a Except clays sold or used for cement.
b Lime (open market) and sandstone included with sand and gravel.
c Except limestone for cement and lime.
d Includes combined values of barite, bauxite, cement, clays: fire (1993-94); feldspar, iron oxide pigments (crude) mica (scrap), and sone: dimension marble (1993); dimension marble and miscellaneous (1994); barite, cement, feldspar, iron oxide pigments (crude), lime, mica (crude), stone (crushed marble, dimension marble) (1995-1998), and specific values withheld to avoid disclosing company proprietary data.
Source: U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, Minerals Yearbook, Annual Report (Georgia), 1992; U.S. Geological Survey, Minerals Yearbook, 1995, 1996, 1998-2000.
.10 BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Number of Georgia Establishments By Industry and Employment-S~zeClass. 1999 ...................... 232 Employees of Georgia Establishments. By County and Employment-SizeClass. 1999.............. 234
. . M~nority-OwnedFirms in Georgia By Sex of Owner Minority. Industry. and MSA. 1997................ 241 . Women-Owned Finns In Georgia By Industry and MSA. 1997..................................................... 242
Georgia Based F~nnsin Fortune'sTop 500 Companies. 2002....................................................... 243 Summary Measuresof Georgia'sQu~ckStart Program. FiscalYears 1975-2001............................... 244 Services Provided by Georgia's Quick Start Program. Flscal Year 2001. By SIC Category of Company Served................................................................................................ 245 GeographicalDistnbutionof Georgia's Quick Start Sewlces. Fiscal Year 2001. By Number and Percent of Total............................................................................................................246 InternationalFacil~tiesand Employmentin Georgia. By Country. 2002............................................... 247 Cumulat~veAnnounced lntemat~onaCl ap~taIlnvestment In Georgla. By Country and Size of Investment. December31. 2001............................................................................................. 248 Number of Foreign Facilities ~nGeorgla. 1980-2002..........................................................................249
TABLE 10.104 NUMBER OF GEORGIA ESTABLISHMENTS BY INDUSTRY AND EMPLOYMENT-SIZE CLASS, 1999
Industry
Number of
1-
establishments 4
Total
197,759
Forestry, fishing, hunting, and
agriculture support
1,141
Mining
224
Utilities
569
Construction
19,985
Manufacturing
8,936
Food
559
Beverage and tobacco products
56
Textile mills
287
Textile product mills
473
Apparel manufacturing
299
Leather and allied products
33
Wood products
557
Paper
207
Printing and related support activities
1,142
Petroleum and coal products
70
Chemicals
463
Plastics and rubber products
435
Nonmetallic mineral product
581
Primary metal
83
Fabricated metal product
1,121
Machinery
552
Computer and electronic products
270
Electrical equip, appliance and components 134
Transportation equipment
268
Furniture and related products
642
Miscellaneous
704
Wholesale trade
14,033
Retail trade
33,375
Transportation and warehousing
5,169
Information
3,609
Finance and insurance
12,284
Real estate and rental and leasing
8,604
Professional, scientific and technical services21,165
106,321
590 63
229 12,401
2,852 168 11 54 126 100 15 138 16 524 29 96 83 119 22 360 153 100 41 77 264 356
7,271 15,231
2,997 1,705 7,184 5,912 15,000
59
38,082
298 45 75
3,485 1,497
75 8
22 66 24
8 91 10 251 21 68 40 105 13 216 98 36 15 34 139 157 2,720 9,086 801 555 2,415 1,505 2,909
Number of employees
10-
20-
50-
19
49
99
24,429
172 38 72
2,114 1,289
72 12 29 67 43
4 92 21 134
6 77 53 128
7 184
89 37
8 30 108 88 1,976 4,907 530 452 1,364 770 1,723
17,445
72 52 85 1,350 1,373 74
8 22 77 32
4 93 47 140
9 110
92 149
9 186 111
40 15 32 73 50 1,366 2,448 487 449 805 288 994
5,986
5 12 59 400 741 49
5 25 45 40
0 61 42 56
1 48 81 38 13 92 35 19 12 24 27 28 410 855 192 229 290 75 273
100249
3,792
3 10 32 181 665 52
6 63 35 40
1 57 47 20
4 39 65 30
9 61 38 17 20 31 21
9 220 719 106 134 148
41 190
250499
1,105
0 3 11 37 333 33 2 52 35 14 1 19 14 14 0 20 16 10 7 20 18 13 12 16 8 9 52 118 35 52 50 9 53
500999
1,000 or
more
391
208
1
0
1
0
5
1
15
2
134
52
21
15
3
1
11
9
18
4
5
1
0
0
5
1
7
3
3
0
0
0
5
0
4
1
1
1
3
0
2
0
8
2
7
1
7
4
17
7
2
0
5
2
13
5
10
1
15
6
24
9
16
12
3
1
12
11
(continued)
TABLE 10.104 (continued) NUMBER OF GEORGIA ESTABLISHMENTS BY INDUSTRY AND EMPLOYMENT-SIZE CLASS, 1999
Industry
Number of
1-
establishments 4
Number of employees
5-
10-
20-
50-
9
19
49
99
Management of companies & enterprises 1,531
487
228
225
245
144
Admin, support, waste mgt,
remediation services
10,452
5,914
1,594
1,018
827
459
Educational services
1,640
841
253
192
178
73
Health care and social assistance
16,205
7,511
3,866
2,526
1,384
426
Arts, entertainment and recreation
2,182
1,207
288
250
298
81
Accommodation and food services
14,106
4,360
2,133
2,689
3,696
975
Other services (except public administration) 19,618
12,168
4,121
2,021
956
238
Auxiliaries (exc corporate, subsidiary and
regional mgt)
487
116
87
66
86
49
Unclassified establishments
2,444
2,282
121
35
6
0
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, 1999, Georgia.
100249
121
426 70
329 47
206 94
50 0
250499
43
127 19 84 9 36 16
18 0
500999
24
57 5
32 0 9 3
12 0
1,000 or
more
14
30 9
47 2 2 1
3 0
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
TABLE 10.107 EMPLOYEES OF GEORGIA ESTABLISHMENTS, BY COUNTY AND EMPLOYMENT-SIZE CLASS, 1999
Total employees
5,603 1,627 2,807
229 15,108
3,179 9,112 26,264 6,984 3,929
81,588 2,917 1,299 2,580 2,978
16,508 4,987 4,041 753 7,844
2,265 26,590 10,236
1,456 105,567
Total annual payroll
($1,000)
Total establishments
196,061 34,923 62,648 5,426
335,599
54,607 230,322 683,090 166,808
91,453
2,247,314 61,848 25,433 45,176 57,313
337,834 149,446
93,333 11,990 148,203
42,214 719,465 246,422
30,041 2,862,925
385 85
200 22
823
207 805 1,550 387 276
4,577 209 171 217 402
1,214 320 341 105 675
204 1,770
757 173 6,579
1-4
219 45
112 13
429
98 496 822 204 149
2,204 112 96 128 256
640 156 203
67 344
102 930 395 104 3,282
5-9
78 20 46
4 183
53 133 305
88 69
972 48 34 42 65
258 76 65 23
162
50 390 168
42 1,368
Employment class
10-19
20-49
49
26
9
7
22
9
3
1
111
61
32
16
91
51
181
149
41
26
27
18
662
469
25
18
27
11
24
12
50
21
166
89
50
23
37
18
10
3
88
60
26
17
214
138
82
78
16
5
921
647
50-99
100 or more
7
6
1
3
5
6
0
1
23
16
2
6
20
14
40
53
12
16
8
5
152
118
4
2
3
0
7
4
9
1
37
24
8
7
10
8
1
1
11
10
6
3
60
38
23
11
3
3
215
146
(continued)
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
TABLE 10.107 (Continued) EMPLOYEES OF GEORGIA ESTABLISHMENTS, BY COUNTY AND EMPLOYMENT-SIZE CLASS, 1999
Total employees
1,597 6,298 27,039 40,851
363
86,162 2,588
301,538 16,529 12,092
26,104 4,326
23,322 586
7,593
2,442 3,442 9,145 324,395 4,177
2,904 45,048 26,885
2,957 30
Total annual payroll
($1,000)
Total establishments
46,719 138,354 666,373 979,576
6,452
2,317,070 48,250
10,675,757 359,509 229,672
633,601 82,172
587,616 9,392
154,098
48,187 75,660 197,282 11,029,789 67,352
59,394 1,209,737
626,951 91,466 410
60 328 3,068 2,564
48
4,381 138
17,564 852 887
1,798 331
1,575 80
559
217 446 601 17,165 374
189 2,605 2,036
250 12
1-4
26 191 1,940 1,226
26
2,037 68
9,761 429 502
991 172 905
52 308
122 263 326 9,321 207
122 1,211 1,113
147 10
5-9
16 66 543 596 13
890 37
3,032 198 195
351 74
310 13
110
47 97 127 3,123 85
36 595 394
47 1
Employment class
10-19
20-49
9 38 302 364
6
607 13
2,123 120 100
224 44
180 10 63
20 48 73 2,114 43
12 388 241
28 1
5 18 188 238
1
499 12
1,587 62 56
159 23 92 3 50
18 26 47 1,510 23
9 250 184
21 0
50-99
100 or more
2
2
5
10
61
34
81
59
2
0
188
160
5
3
538
523
17
26
15
19
39
34
10
8
44
44
1
1
13
15
8
2
9
3
15
13
534
563
10
6
5
5
89
72
57
47
4
3
0
0
(continued)
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
TABLE 10.107 (Continued) EMPLOYEES OF GEORGIA ESTABLISHMENTS, BY COUNTY AND EMPLOYMENT-SIZE CLASS, 1999
Total employees
5,301 5,563 5,392 3,614 4,125
27,858 38,069 28,477
6,501 726,101
5,847 207
29,937 21,092
4,051
4,122 273,909
12,153 54,746
830
5,136 4,425 6,114 1,550 25,133
Total annual payroll
($1,000)
Total establishments
154,025 117,837
96,221 76,735 74,769
766,059 901,426 817,877 146,007 29,929,181
117,027 2,955
698,830 494,224
77,146
90,603 9,633,212
276,809 1,474,242
12,875
116,094 82,853
144,950 24,269
592,015
483 534 414 232 443
2,281 2,019 2,259
457 30,590
424 27
2,386 931 400
310 17,014
808 3,341
85
434 404 372 108 2,163
1-4
291 290 217 128 268
1,297 1,018 1,400
231 16,102
252 17
1,339 467 239
183 9,486
452 1,813
54
264 263 205
64 1,249
5-9
111 126
90 47 83
435 442 362
99 5,147
78 9
481 204
80
66 2,869
167 654
13
80 79 88 25 421
Employment class
10-19
20-49
44 69 61 35 45
267 264 226
65 3,887
48 0
265 108
39
30 1,956
95 396
9
35 37 31 12 229
26 32 29 12 35
188 167 169
39 3,048
35 0
197 84 32
14 1,618
51 279
5
35 17 29
3 188
50-99
100 or more
6 11
8 5 8
55 66 61 10 1,201
5 0 62 36 4
8 582
25 106
3
11 4 8 2
44
5 6 9 5 4
39 62 41 13 1,205
6 1 42 32 6
9 503
18 93
1
9 4 11 2 32
(continued)
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
TABLE 10.107 (Continued) EMPLOYEES OF GEORGIA ESTABLISHMENTS, BY COUNTY AND EMPLOYMENT-SIZE CLASS, 1999
Total employees
25,565 1,975
13,774 1,556 4,723
4,782 2,391 1,467 1,836 3,167
810 16,724
1,891 8,799 1,495
292 36,762
3,774 6,938 1,966
2,566 7,100 2,305 5,044 1,082
Total annual payroll
($1,000)
Total establishments
558,106 38,033
330,602 41,280 98,854
114,617 44,594 29,338 41,229 64,605
15,268 368,017
35,010 170,740
23,388
3,064 757,062
85,219 150,998
33,870
70,369 161,226
39,904 119,045
18,892
1,983 132 931 161 314
350 149 147 238 225
107 1,041
205 721 160
47 2,367
386 452 228
220 518
82 334 146
1-4
1,004 73
502 104 171
179 92 88
143 128
67 550 120 385 100
31 1,111
243 228 105
123 291
42 197
94
Employment class
5-9
10-19
20-49
50-99
100 or more
438
253
196
23
19
8
198
115
67
24
15
14
69
38
20
85
42
25
28
18
2
30
17
4
57
14
16
43
28
16
19
10
9
228
121
85
44
28
4
148
90
68
29
18
10
8
4
3
572
310
250
69
39
23
105
58
34
71
29
18
53
22
15
110
59
33
17
16
2
62
38
22
26
17
7
53
39
6
3
23
26
2
2
8
8
8
11
4
5
5
3
7
1
4
6
1
1
27
30
7
2
16
14
1
2
1
0
66
58
4
8
15
12
4
1
4
3
14
11
2
3
7
8
0
2
(continued)
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
TABLE 10.107 (Continued) EMPLOYEES OF GEORGIA ESTABLISHMENTS, BY COUNTY AND EMPLOYMENT-SIZE CLASS, 1999
Total employees
3,679 3,521 1,161 5,845 8,913
85,484 14,692
4,865 911
8,697
5,910 4,719 2,501 1,217 8,177
2,400 4,617
228 5,139 1,562
80,286 31,080
924 2,855 1,400
Total annual payroll
($1,000)
Total establishments
64,337 82,495 24,926 132,304 198,744
2,213,600 354,545 120,770 15,079 191,980
144,384 118,469
48,937 26,041 181,761
54,386 117,988
4,125 106,397
32,917
2,088,054 902,274 21,978 61,120 26,201
408 397 100 393 472
4,333 1,140
557 143 910
459 450 304 181 623
205 341
40 488 170
4,533 1,934
66 236 197
1-4
216 245
61 225 237
2,075 645 338 88 532
255 271 175 119 375
115 192
27 298 103
2,153 988 40 133 116
Employment class
5-9
10-19
20-49
50-99
100 or more
100
55
28
4
5
75
40
23
12
2
14
9
12
2
2
81
38
24
9
16
113
50
42
15
15
925
607
445
138
143
234
125
86
26
24
103
64
36
7
9
36
8
9
2
0
182
95
75
14
12
107
53
32
6
6
81
40
38
13
7
66
39
16
5
3
33
18
7
4
0
110
54
57
14
13
42
22
19
5
2
64
46
24
10
5
4
4
5
0
0
98
57
23
6
6
36
13
12
3
3
954
699
474
128
125
378
258
192
62
56
9
6
7
1
3
50
30
17
2
4
45
25
6
4
1
(continued)
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
TABLE 10.107 (Continued) EMPLOYEES OF GEORGIA ESTABLISHMENTS, BY COUNTY AND EMPLOYMENT-SIZE CLASS, 1999
Total employees
19,315 9,610 841
12,555 442
106 2,968 1,393 4,033 1,960
17,634 17,666 10,389
2,032 728
29,762 1,721 1,574 3,531 9,083
16,067 10,209 12,785
1,376 7,052
Total annual payroll
($1,000)
Total establishments
434,976 207,756
18,722 269,589
10,684
1,581 50,672 30,602 66,714 38,141
394,413 405,706 200,798
43,650 10,039
840,824 32,607 56,672 69,093
189,753
346,192 246,668 273,733
33,473 230,097
1,210 588 90 700 62
22 300 141 234 183
1,082 1,118
703 270
93
1,378 181 92 451 516
891 1,156
983 81
418
Employment class
1-4
5-9
10-19
20-49
50-99
100 or more
632
253
155
103
313
125
69
48
55
16
13
3
349
156
94
60
42
5
9
5
15
3
4
0
173
64
35
19
93
16
14
12
137
53
21
12
105
39
22
12
555
230
146
96
577
230
150
95
359
154
89
66
196
39
20
8
60
20
4
6
642
289
190
144
98
42
25
10
57
14
7
10
292
75
44
29
301
109
51
28
501
187
107
51
741
196
102
84
478
251
145
68
49
9
11
7
215
100
45
31
34
33
13
20
2
1
22
19
1
0
0
0
6
3
4
2
5
6
2
3
24
31
39
27
16
19
2
5
2
1
52
61
2
4
0
4
7
4
10
17
18
27
20
13
27
14
0
5
15
12
(continued)
TABLE 10.107 (Continued) EMPLOYEES OF GEORGIA ESTABLISHMENTS, BY COUNTY AND EMPLOYMENT-SIZE CLASS, 1999
Total employees
Total annual payroll
($1,000)
Total establishments
1-4
5-9
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth Statewide
7,618 232 795
4,557 54,518
645 3,575 2,922 2,511 16,908
167,084 6,836
15,916 90,567 1,492,655
11,574 79,541 98,146 49,127 375,788
516 24 70
547 2,561
102 287 162 286
36
274
121
16
3
37
16
352
104
1,240
506
66
23
166
50
80
29
172
64
19
1
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 1999.
Employment class
10-19
20-49
60
36
3
1
9
5
49
26
365
272
8
2
40
15
29
18
29
13
4
4
50-99
100 or more
12
13
0
1
1
2
13
3
87
91
3
0
8
8
2
4
4
4
2
6
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
10.000
TABLE 10.110
MINORITY-OWNED FIRMS IN GEORGIA, BY SEX OF OWNER, MINORITY, INDUSTRY, AND MSA, 1997
Area/category
All firms
Number
Sales ($1,000)
Firms with paid employees
Number
Sales ($1,000)
Annual Employees payroll (number) ($1,000)
By sex of owner
Total minority Women Men Equally owned Black Women Men Equally owned Hispanic Women Men Equally owned American Indian/Alaska Native Women Men Equally owned Asian and Pacific Islander Women Men Equally owned
88,733 29,902 48,568 10,264 55,766 20,542 30,696
4,529 11,741
3,528 6,497 1,716 4,470 1,088 2,810
572 18,158
5,334 9,247 3,577
12,874,398 1,841,014 9,436,771 1,596,613 4,110,716 717,278 2,977,063 416,375 1,887,924 241,002 1,364,950 281,972 495,465 99,580 357,016 38,868 6,416,241 795,263 4,759,787 861,191
15,647 2,895
10,014 2,738 6,073 1,158 4,085 830 1,772 260 1,283 230 682 210 440 31 7,196 1,291 4,258 1,647
11,003,615 1,410,604 8,295,459 1,297,552 3,111,892 459,765 2,332,260 319,867 1,612,910 186,778 1,206,234 219,897 345,077 87,259 243,970 13,849 5,946,927 681,794 4,521,194 743,938
104,574 14,303 72,910 17,361 40,593 5,976 28,087 6,531 12,543 1,647 8,768 2,129 4,203 1,382 2,684 137 47,445 5,331 33,549 8,565
2,096,696 236,528
1,605,587 254,582 741,509 102,563 563,128 75,818 292,330 32,328 220,131 39,871 81,456 20,125 59,219 2,112 983,244 82,136 764,328 136,780
By industry
88,733
Agricultural services, forestry,
fishing, and mining
1,354
Construction industries and subdividers
and developers
8,199
Manufacturing
1,368
Transportation, communications,
and utilities
5,842
Wholesale trade
1,617
Retail trade
12,978
Service industries (excluding
membership organizations
and private households)
43,071
Industries not classified
10,257
By MSA (total) Albany Athens Atlanta 1,554,889 Augusta--Aiken Columbus Macon 73,678 Savannah
75,022 1,070 950
5,003 2,621
2,934
12,874,398
64330
940,903 1,767,433
437,677 1,956,864 3,267,477
15,647
114
1,364 393
556 845 4,662
3,500,325 610,538
6,494 734
11,576,797 107,908 154,084 58,776
13,324 257 233
9,887,454
487,302 288,499
3,668
964 538 378,260
273,290
598
11,003,615
42119
684,280 1,727,272
205,430 1,918,652 2,980,538
104,574
817
6,146 7,758
2,791 4,389 31,830
2,096,696
13611
123,519 313,909
53,597 135,930 387,605
2,882,975 364,548
45,840 3,387
10,022,418 94,955
133,847 10,120
92,728 1,633 1,309
8,614,244
401,462 249,237
614
7,394 2,789 301,552
227,121
3,158
985,774 47,384
1,922,805 27,979 20,065 72,912
114,906 73,816 3,533
57,472
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, MinorityOwned Business Enterprises.
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
10.000
TABLE 10.112
WOMEN-OWNED FIRMS IN GEORGIA, BY INDUSTRY AND MSA, 1997
Category
All firms
Number
Sales ($1,000)
Firms with paid employees
Number
Sales ($1,000)
Annual Employees payroll (number) ($1,000)
All industries Agricultural services, forestry, and fishing Construction industries and subdividers and developers Manufacturing Transportation, communications, and utilities Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance and real estate industries (excluding subdividers and developers) Service industries (excluding membership organizations and private households) Industries not classified
MSAs total Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta--Aiken Columbus Macon Savannah
145,576
1,839
5,200 2,393
3,156 3,434 25,260
13,671
79,605 11,084
113,694 1,739 2,374
87,098 7,640 3,734 5,700 5,409
25,267,240
176,298
1,545,313 5,238,371
1,094,247 7,263,378 4,195,718
1,191,681
4,340,023 222,212
20,556,832 321,998 232,564
16,897,129 1,119,154 770,837 565,807 649,343
23,038
374
1,333 900
951 1,596 6,582
22,527,235
145,162
1,332,324 5,205,368
1,011,840 7,151,342 3,762,726
190,577
1,732
10,262 33,026
11,530 14,893 42,319
4,131,375
33,741
256,904 945,361
322,815 466,433 517,517
2,107
723,771
7,149
198,716
9,058 201
17,610 257 411
12,982 1,195 643 978 1,144
3,183,595 11,107
18,325,901 297,841 181,354
15,137,770 999,065 673,707 474,813 561,351
69,567 98
146,756 2,585 3,070
109,473 12,821 5,925 6,744 6,138
1,386,692 3,196
3,375,794 55,495 51,436
2,735,858 215,800 110,578 101,176 105,451
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Women-Owned Businesses.
TABLE 10.230 GEORGIA-BASED FIRMS IN FORTUNE'S TOP 500 COMPANIES, 2002
Rank within Ranka industrya
Company
Industry
18
1
52
7
55
1
71
2
82
6
99
2
128
3
148
3
188
7
202
3
229 10
235
1
397 12
Home Depot Mirant United Parcel Service Georgia-Pacific BellSouth Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Enterprises Delta Air Lines Southern AFLAC SunTrust Banks Genuine Parts Cox Communications
Specialty Retailers Energy Mail, Package, Freight Delivery Forest and Paper Products Telecommunications Beverages Beverages Airlines Utilities, Gas and Electric Insurance: Life and Health (Stock) Commercial Banks Wholesalers Telecommunications
a Ranked by revenues. b Figures are for the year ended December 31, 2001, unless otherwise noted. c Total as of year end.
Source: "The Fortune 500," Fortune, April 8, 2001.
Base
Atlanta Atlanta Altanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Columbus Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta
Revenuesb ($ mil)
53,553.0 31,502.0 30,646.0 25,309.0 24130 20,092.0 15,700.0 13,879.0 10,155.0
9,598.0 8,435.4 8,220.7 4,059.2
Assetsc ($ mil)
26,394.0 22,754.0 24,684.0 26,364.0 52,046.0 22,417.0 23,719.0 23,603.0 29,824.0 37,860.0 104,740.6
4,206.6 25,061.4
Employees (number)
256,300 10,000
370,000 75,000 87,875 38,000 72,000 76,273 26,122 5,739 27,500 31,000 20,000
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
10.000
TABLE 10.250
SUMMARY MEASURES OF GEORGIA'S QUICK STARTa PROGRAM, FISCAL YEARS 1975-2001 (number; dollars)
Fiscal year
Projects (number)
Traineesb (number)
Budget (dollars)
Cost per trainee (dollars)
1975 1976 1977 1978 1979
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
Totals
39
1,766
731,210
414
41
2,925
700,002
239
43
4,387
877,744
200
53
4,182
1,136,235
272
59
5,529
1,200,000
217
53
5,899
2,040,000
346
77
6,203
2,723,956
439
70
3,794
3,171,416
836
96
7,705
3,138,720
407
99
7,815
3,060,000
392
127
7,742
3,150,000
407
120
6,288
3,300,000
525
142
10,760
3,700,000
344
110
11,299
4,300,000
381
123
11,418
4,928,096
432
127
9,455
6,040,365
637
141
10,865
5,878,046
538
105
10,264
5,366,087
520
129
13,883
5,815,340
415
166
17,341
7,030,561
395
240
21,158
8,124,563
389
243
27,545
9,044,505
332
248
29,393
9,510,510
323
251
31,345
10,030,338
320
266
33,967
10,781,810
319
279
35,613
11,292,718
321
296
39,416
12,340,384
319
3,905
383,999
140,314,300
NA
NA Not applicable.
a Georgia's Quick Start program provides training services for new, expanded, and existing industries; coverage of the program has been substantially expanded since 1971.
b Duplicated count; some persons participated in more than one training project.
Source: Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education, Quick Start Operating Results, Fiscal Year 2000, 2001.
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
10.000
TABLE 10.255
SERVICES PROVIDED BY GEORGIA'S QUICK START PROGRAM, FISCAL YEAR 2001, BY SIC CATEGORY OF COMPANY SERVED (number)
SIC category
Number of projects
New jobs created
Transportation equipment*
42
Plastics/rubber
35
Warehouse and distribution
29
Machinery manufacturing
29
Electrical equipment and appliances
21
Metal fabrication
21
Service operations**
20
Food and beverage products
17
Miscellaneous manufacturing
13
Paper products
11
Furniture
10
Wood/wood products
8
Chemical
8
Textile product mills
7
Printing
6
Primary metal manufacturing
6
Textile mills
5
Apparel
2
Computer and electronic products
2
Gravel mining
1
Non-metallic mineral product manufacturing
1
Aircraft maintenance
1
Petroleum and coal products manufacturing
1
Mining
Total
296
774 623 1,329 544 942 152 2,313 725 409 574
51 153 122 278 176 100 290 NA NA NA NA NA
29 16
9,600
* The Transportation Equipment category includes automotive, aviation, ships, and miscellaneous transportation equipment.
** The Service Operations category includes call centers, headquarters operations, investment and securities companies, and processing centers.
Source: Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education, Quick Start Operating Results, Fiscal Year 2001.
TABLE 10.260
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF GEORGIA'S QUICK START SERVICES, FISCAL YEAR 2001, BY NUMBER AND PERCENT OF TOTAL
Category
Total
Rural areas
Albany
Athens
Metropolitan statistical areas
Atlanta
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Companies Percent of total
Jobs created Percent of total
Total trainees (duplicated)a Percent of total
New companies Percent of total
Expanding companies Percent of total
International companiesb Percent of total
Domestic companies Percent of total
296 100.0
9,600 100.0
39,416 100.0
121 100.0
175 100.0
65 100.0
231 100.0
154 52.0
3,039 31.7
16,435 41.7
66 54.5
88 50.3
27 41.5
127 55.0
7
7
82
16
12
9
2.4
2.4
27.7
5.4
4.1
3.0
454
44
3,781
388
514
1,140
4.7
0.5
39.4
4.0
5.4
11.9
47
65
12,125
1,831
3,244
2,062
0.1
0.2
30.8
4.6
8.2
5.2
1
0
40
5
1
3
0.8
0.0
33.1
4.1
0.8
2.5
6
7
42
11
11
6
3.4
4.0
24.0
6.3
6.3
3.4
0
1
31
2
1
1
0.0
1.5
47.7
3.1
1.5
1.5
7
6
51
14
11
8
3.0
2.6
22.1
6.1
4.8
3.5
a Duplicated count reflects persons participating in more than one training program. b Count of foreign companies includes both expansion and existing industry projects.
Source: Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education, Quick Start Operating Results, Fiscal Year 2001.
Savannah
9 3.0
240 2.5
3,607 9.2
5 4.1
4 2.3
2 3.1
7 3.0
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
10.000
TABLE 10.303
INTERNATIONAL FACILITIES IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTRY, 2002
Country
Facilities
Total
Manufacturing
Country
Facilities
Total
Manufacturing
Argentina
2
0
Australia
36
25
Austria
10
3
Belgium
33
9
Bermuda
10
6
Bosnia
1
1
Brazil
2
0
British Virgin Islands
1
0
Canada
126
52
Chile
3
0
China
2
0
Denmark
40
5
Egypt
2
1
Finland
11
2
France
110
41
Germany
201
73
Greece
1
0
Hong Kong
1
1
India
5
0
Ireland
25
16
Israel
36
4
Italy
47
13
Jamaica
2
0
Japan
324
106
Korea
19
3
Liechtenstein
1
0
Mexico
7
3
Netherlands
126
22
New Zealand
1
0
Norway
1
0
Panama
1
0
Philippines
2
1
Singapore
4
0
South Africa
2
1
Spain
1
0
Sweden
83
35
Switzerland
73
19
Taiwan
16
3
Thailand
2
1
Turkey
1
1
United Kingdom
235
149
Total
1,606
596
Source: Compiled by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, based on Georgia Department of Trade, Industry and Tourism, Marketing Reserach Division, Georgia International Facilities, 2002 (Internet).
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
10.000
TABLE 10.305
CUMULATIVE ANNOUNCED INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL INVESTMENTa IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTRY AND SIZE OF INVESTMENT DECEMBER 31, 2001
Country
Investment ($ millions)
Country
Investment ($ millions)
Japan Canada United Kingdom Netherlands Korea Germany Switzerland Australia France Italy Bermuda Sweden Belgium Finland Austria Taiwan (ROC) Ireland Denmark Israel Egypt Thailand
4,267.0 2,601.4 2,276.0 1,597.3 1,538.7 1,265.4
808.4 625.9 537.9 451.2 301.5 263.4 210.9 209.2 165.9 119.7 117.2 108.9
94.6 48.1 40.0
Spain South Africa Hong Kong Mexico New Zealand Philippines Turkey India Greece Ecuador Costa Rica Norway Yugoslavia Singapore Argentina Peru Luxembourg Brazil Kenya Kuwait
Total
31.4 28.5 18.6 15.0 13.2 10.0
4.8 3.9 3.5 1.6 1.0 0.6 0.5 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1
17,782.9
a Cumulative total of capital investment announcements through December 31, 2001 (includes manufacturing and nonmanufacturing; does not include acquisitions and real estate holdings). Total may not add due to rounding.
Source: Georgia Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism, unpublished data, April 2002.
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
10.000
TABLE 10.307 NUMBER OF FOREIGN FACILITIESa IN GEORGIA, 1980-2002
Year
Number of facilities
Year
Number of facilities
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990
560 607 639 720 824
966 NA 1,057 1,261 1,322 1,347
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996b 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002c
1,386 1,432 1,521 1,575 1,594
1,578 NA
1,636 NA NA NA
1,606
NA Not available.
a A foreign facility is a single operation in Georgia with an owner/affiliate resident in a foreign country. In some cases, totals have been adjusted to reflect joint ventures between countries.
b Data as of March 1997.
c Number of foreign facilities, not adjusted for joined ventures.
Source: Georgia Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism, Marketing and Research Division, Number of Foreign Facilities in Georgia by Country and Year, July 1996; Georgia International Facilities, 1997; 1998; 2002.
11. MANUFACTURES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General ManufacturingStatistics. Georgiaand the UnitedStates. 1997............................................... 252
GeneralManufacturingStatisticsfor MetropolltanStatisticalAreas in Georg~a1. 997.......................... 253 General ManufacturingStatistics for Georgiaand Counties. 1997......................................................... 254
Total Emptoyment In Manufactdnng, wltn Average Hours and Eamlngs of
Man~factunngEmployees. Georgra and tne Unlted States. Selened Years, 1980-2001
260
Ann~aAl verage Weekly Ho~rsH, ourly Earrings, and Weekly Eamlngs for Manulaaunng lnoustnes n Georgla 1998-2001
Surnmary HistoricalStatisticsfor Manufacturing in Georgia, with Comparative
Indexes of Employment. Georgiaand the United States. Selected Years 1992-2000.....................
Inventory,Cap~taEl xpenditures,and SupplementalCost Data for Manufactures.
Georgia, 2000.............................................................................................................................................
New ManufacturingBusiness Announcements,Georgia. By lndustry
and Category,2001.............................................................................................................................
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General ManufacturingStatlst~csfor Georgia By Major IndustryGroups. 2000..................................
GeneralManufacturingStatlstics for the Atlanta Metropolitan StatisticalArea.
By IndustryGroups. 1997.................................................................................
Number Groups,
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Shipments and Employment Relatedto ManufacturedExports, Georgia
and the UnitedStates, 1997.......................................................................................................................
Shipments and Employmentin Exporl-RelatedManufactunngEstablishments,
By Industry, in Georgia. 1997 ....................................................................................................................
Export-RelatedShipments and Employmentas Percent of Total Manufacturing
Shipments and Employment, By Industry, in Georgia, 1997............................................................
273
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.110
GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1997 (number; thousands of dollars)
Georgia
United States
Number of companies Number of establishmentsa,b
Establishments with 1 to 19 employees Establishments with 20 to 99 employees Establishments with 100 employees Employment and labor costs: Number of employees Total compensation ($000)
Annual payroll ($000) Total fringe benefits ($000)
8,091 9,083 5,782 2,107 1,194
533,830 19,390,142 15,534,058
3,856,084
316,952 362,829 243,081
84,826 34,922
16,805,127 716,594,764 569,808,845 146,785,919
Production workers Average number Number in March Number in May Number in August Number in November Production worker hours (000) Production worker wages ($000)
Cost of materialsc ($000) Cost of materials, parts, containers, etc. consumed ($000) Cost of resales ($000) Cost of fuels ($000) Cost of purchased electricity ($000) Cost of contract work ($000)
Quantity of electric energy used for heat and power: Quantity of electric energy purchased (thousand kWh) Quantity of electric energy generated - sold (thousand kWh)
Value of industry shipmentsc ($000) Value added by manufacture ($000) Inventories by stage of fabrication:
Inventories, total, beginning of year ($000) Inventories of finished goods, beginning of year ($000) Inventories of work in process, beginning of year ($000) Inventories of materials & supplies, beginning of year ($000)
Inventories, total, end of year ($000) Inventories of finished goods, end of year ($000) Inventories of work in process, end of year ($000) Inventories of materials and supplies, end of year ($000)
410,713 408,278 409,353 412,147 413,074 830,245 10,173,353 69,434,257 63,336,703 2,936,451 800,221 1,180,958 1,179,924
26,016,973 4,871,421
124,526,834 55,550,096
13,158,626 4,418,014 3,343,155 5,397,457
13,645,725 4,714,718 3,476,684 5,454,323
12,065,257 11,967,377 12,034,012 12,133,773 12,125,866 24,183,271 338,267,197 2,015,424,556 1,782,463,976 113,751,236 26,214,645 38,695,146 54,299,553
827,353,664 92,643,862
3,834,700,920 1,825,688,027
419,977,777 142,400,832 132,553,508 145,023,437 433,448,730 147,646,704 133,710,385 152,091,641
a Includes establishments with payroll at any time during year.
b Includes auxiliaries.
c Aggregate of cost of materials and value of shipments figures includes extensive duplication, since products of some industries are used as materials by others.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Census of Manufactures, Subject Series, General Summary.
TABLE 11.111
GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS FOR METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS IN GEORGIA, 1997
Metropolitan Statistical Areas
Establishmentsa
Total (number)
With 20 or more employees (number)
All employees
Number (000)
Payroll (million dollars)
Number (000)
Production workers
Hours (millions)
Wages (million dollars)
Value added by manufacture
(million dollars)
Capital expenditures
new (million dollars)
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta
Portion in Georgia Portion in S.C. Chattanooga Portion in Georgia Portion in Tenn. Columbus Portion in Georgia Portion in Alabama Macon Savannah
98 151 4,394 364 237 127 707 163 544 230 181
49 292 227
46 52 1,413 149 98 51 277 56 221 99 80 19 93 65
9.0 11.0 190.7 41.1 19.1 22.0 44.0
9.8 34.3 19.9 16.6
3.3 18.6 14.6
320.3 274.6 6,385.7 1,560.6 619.3 941.3 1,265.9 235.9 1,029.9 597.0 489.3 107.8 688.4 608.6
7.4 8.8 135.4 25.5 13.7 11.9 33.4 8.5 24.9 15.0 12.3 2.8 14.5 10.4
15.8 18.2 275.7 47.0 26.5 20.5 66.0 16.6 49.3 34.4 26.4
6.0 29.5 18.1
236.4 197.0 3,768.9 817.4 375.7 441.7 801.0 179.5 621.5 394.3 313.6
80.7 471.4 397.2
1,923.0 687.9
22,741.7 6,561.8 3,033.4 3,528.4 3,395.6 805.4 2,590.3 2,171.6 1,631.0 540.6 4,543.8 1,769.0
309.0 100.9 1,450.1 463.8 161.9 301.9 332.4
98.5 233.9 221.8 132.7
89.1 329.2 201.7
Note: Manufacturing sector classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System). a Includes establishments with payroll at any time during year.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census,1997 Economic Census, Manufacturing, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
TABLE 11.112 GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS FOR GEORGIA AND COUNTIES, 1997
Establishmentsa
Total (number)
With 20 or more employees (number)
25
14
13
4
14
7
--
--
20
8
14
4
64
11
126
59
34
21
17
8
179
61
6
2
--
--
12
9
--
--
41
15
16
8
18
10
3
2
21
7
--
--
121
54
64
22
--
--
207
58
--
--
23
15
152
35
90
34
--
--
All employees
Numberb (thou)
Payroll ($ mil)
1.2 1.1 1.4 -3.5 (F) 2.2 10.1 3.6 2.0
(J) (G)
-1.1 -3.2 1.0 1.1 (F) 1.4
-9.6 2.3 -(J) -4.0 3.9 9.4 --
28.7 24.8 27.8 -91.2 (D) 64.0 303.1 93.6 45.0
(D) (D)
-17.4 -84.3 21.3 22.3 (D) 52.7
-229.6
56.2 -(D) -91.0 100.5 234.9 --
Value added by manufacture
($ mil)
103.2 44.8 64.5 --
172.9 (D) 185.5 1,387.6 260.3 93.1
(D) (D)
-47.8 -276.8 49.2 105.2 (D) 237.5
-663.8 182.3
-(D)
-464.7 247.4 577.4
--
Value of shipments
($ mil)
Capital expenditures
new ($ mil)
432.9 123.8 210.9
-624.9 (D) 509.9 2,918.4 641.5 231.6
(D) (D)
-106.3
-493.4
84.4 181.4 (D) 528.8
-2,156.7
458.5 --
(D) --
873.6 656.7 1,368.5
--
7.7 (D)
2.0 -6.8 (D) 21.9 116.2 7.8 2.3
238.1 (D)
-1.6 -20.6 3.4 3.2 (D) (D)
-62.7 24.9 -(D) -34.4 18.2 94.8 --
(continued)
County
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
TABLE 11.112 (Continued) GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS FOR GEORGIA AND COUNTIES, 1997
Establishmentsa
Total (number)
With 20 or more employees (number)
167
59
11
5
604
160
45
22
55
18
77
24
35
15
76
30
--
--
27
14
22
9
--
--
35
12
697
204
16
4
12
8
90
43
95
21
12
4
--
--
11
5
112
32
36
16
14
7
28
7
85
24
120
56
129
36
46
18
897
314
All employees
Numberb (thou)
Payroll ($ mil)
5.9 0.9 24.5 5.4 3.5 5.3 1.6 5.6 -2.1
0.9 -3.5 24.4 0.9 1.5 8.6 2.2 1.1 --
(G) 3.0 2.2 1.7 0.9 5.6 9.6 4.3 1.9
37.9
184.1 18.8
980.2 116.1
67.1 154.3
34.1 147.8
-53.1
19.9 -84.2 942.8 17.5 30.4 312.0 54.5 45.0 --
(D) 64.6 38.4 34.2 15.7 170.2 280.0 127.7 43.2 1,283.6
Value added by manufacture
($ mil)
789.3 49.7
2,146.6 294.8 151.0 683.3 100.3 389.8 -185.6
47.2 -292.3 2,718.4 49.5 104.1 1,905.0 165.5 166.0 --
(D) 206.6 125.6
60.6 67.9 617.3 765.5 329.3 134.6 6,945.1
Value of shipments
($ mil)
Capital expenditures
new ($ mil)
1,641.6 148.9
4,134.7 773.8 452.2
1,356.1 227.4
1,093.2 --
340.5
98.5 -632.8 8,018.5 155.0 186.8 4,275.5 371.2 475.2 --
(D) 441.7 253.5 184.9 146.6 1,345.1 1,892.4 701.3 281.1 14,240.9
38.0 4.7
110.7 22.4 17.0 40.1 12.2 46.3 -10.2
4.6 -25.4 159.9 1.4 5.4 (D) 11.7 (D) --
(D) 20.9
6.4 6.6 2.7 40.8 93.2 19.2 9.2 301.8
(continued)
County
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
TABLE 11.112 (Continued) GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS FOR GEORGIA AND COUNTIES, 1997
Establishmentsa
Total (number)
With 20 or more employees (number)
34
10
--
--
71
22
102
57
19
6
19
11
737
237
69
25
226
95
--
--
35
18
19
5
36
15
9
3
68
25
66
17
7
4
65
28
19
10
23
8
28
11
4
3
8
7
--
--
13
6
--
--
43
25
--
--
14
9
7
3
All employees
Numberb (thou)
Payroll ($ mil)
3.4 -3.8 10.5 1.4 1.5 29.1 4.4 16.5 --
2.6 (G)
2.5 0.6 3.4 (H) 746.0 5.9 737.0 2.5
2.0 1.3 762.0 -1.6 -5.7 -1.0 688.0
52.3 -124.9 255.4 29.6 33.1 1,071.3 111.8 443.1 --
59.4 (D) 61.1 12.8 106.1 (D) 13.7 135.8 21.4 49.0
5.2 25.0
8.8 -35.1 -134.2 -33.9 10.9
Value added by manufacture
($ mil)
99.3 -382.7 801.5 78.7 98.6 3,402.7 402.1 1,835.8 --
147.1 (D) 271.8 32.5 401.3 (D) 23.4 415.2 50.4 154.6
62.8 86.5 20.2 -72.2 -383.5 -110.7 17.6
Value of shipments
($ mil)
Capital expenditures
new ($ mil)
303.0 --
993.6 2,419.0
153.7 448.4 6,241.7 681.2 4,293.7
--
340.0 (D) 465.6 77.6 854.8 (D) 38.5 1,204.5 176.7 304.4
294.2 154.3
34.9 -190.9 -888.6 -319.0 55.8
7.7 -34.4 60.1 7.8 14.8 329.1 16.5 133.6 --
6.5 (D) 24.2 (D) 28.3 (D)
1.2 48.6
6.4 10.9
8.0 5.0 0.6 -10.0 -37.9 -(D) (D)
(continued)
TABLE 11.112 (Continued) GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS FOR GEORGIA AND COUNTIES, 1997
County
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee (Columbus) Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Establishmentsa
Total (number)
With 20 or more employees (number)
--
--
98
37
17
6
26
13
--
--
14
5
31
6
5
2
22
13
--
--
17
8
21
6
--
--
20
8
100
32
158
75
62
23
30
12
--
--
38
11
32
13
35
12
17
7
--
--
35
15
11
2
24
14
--
--
27
8
--
--
All employees
Numberb (thou)
Payroll ($ mil)
-5.5 879.0 1.7 -1.6 0.8 (G) 2.1 --
1.0 0.5 -1.5 5.3 (J) 4.0 746.0 -1.2
(H) 1.2 0.5 -2.3
(F) 2.0 -1.9 --
-146.7
21.0 41.7 -46.7 18.9 (D) 46.1 --
15.4 10.7 -39.8 121.8 (D) 146.4 20.8 -26.0
(D) 26.7
9.1 -62.1 (D) 56.8 -44.1 --
Value added by manufacture
($ mil)
-460.9
41.7 83.6 -103.5 32.1 (D) 127.3 --
30.3 27.9 -112.7 336.7 (D) 757.0 78.4 -75.2
(D) 74.2 22.1 -218.2 (D) 144.8 -135.3 --
Value of shipments
($ mil)
Capital expenditures
new ($ mil)
-1,468.9
85.9 297.8
-369.0
69.0 (D) 273.7
--
72.2 57.1 -262.1 1,201.9 (D) 1,348.8 208.8 -137.3
(D) 135.8
77.2 -423.1 (D) 424.8 -316.0 --
-36.4
6.9 4.2 -16.4 2.5 (D) 8.3 --
1.7 1.6 -11.1 16.3 (D) 42.1 3.7 -3.1
(D) 7.5
(D) -10.2
(D) 4.2 --
14.9 --
(continued)
County
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
TABLE 11.112 (Continued) GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS FOR GEORGIA AND COUNTIES, 1997
Establishmentsa
Total (number)
With 20 or more employees (number)
134
61
116
44
9
7
13
4
--
--
70
31
64
28
--
--
38
16
--
--
--
--
12
3
--
--
14
6
13
6
72
30
51
24
38
17
--
--
--
--
101
57
10
6
--
--
--
--
26
14
77
25
55
23
42
14
6
5
18
6
All employees
Numberb (thou)
Payroll ($ mil)
12.1
423.4
6.7
200.0
0.6
14.6
1.3
33.9
--
--
6.3
150.7
4.0
88.4
--
--
3.2
71.3
--
--
--
--
0.8
8.4
--
--
1.9
37.0
0.8
15.1
4.9
108.6
4.4
103.7
2.5
41.6
--
--
--
--
9.4
284.2
0.7
11.8
--
--
--
--
4.2
82.9
6.6
159.9
2.6
70.4
2.1
55.8
0.8
20.0
0.9
22.3
Value added by manufacture
($ mil)
2,266.6 743.4 49.4 76.3 -512.3 262.7 -185.0 --
-39.0 -158.8 37.4 421.3 204.0 79.9 ---
712.1 31.2 ---
251.2 575.9 190.0 126.5
62.3 93.4
Value of shipments
($ mil)
Capital expenditures
new ($ mil)
4,092.6 1,625.1
115.4 127.8
-1,118.8
634.8 --
475.4 --
-62.9 -566.3 141.6 933.7 613.3 169.3 ---
1,807.7 66.1 ---
555.1 1,207.7
441.5 287.4 131.0 131.7
117.5 39.7 2.4 2.8 -37.1 13.3 -8.8 --
-0.3 -9.5 1.7 22.8 13.7 5.6 ---
76.4 1.8 ---
14.5 69.0 15.9
3.2 2.5 3.3
(continued)
TABLE 11.112 (Continued) GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS FOR GEORGIA AND COUNTIES, 1997
County
Establishmentsa
Total (number)
With 20 or more employees (number)
All employees
Numberb (thou)
Payroll ($ mil)
Value added by manufacture
($ mil)
Value of shipments
($ mil)
Capital expenditures
new ($ mil)
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Georgia
23 --28 379 -23 14 --
8,861
8 --5 164 -12 4 --
3,243
1.8 --1.0 27.4 -1.6 1.3 --
5,027.5
56.0 --27.0 687.5 -36.8 49.7 --
13,503.7
238.9 --88.2
2,444.7 --
131.0 279.5
--
47,128.7
460.6 ---
172.8 6,166.5
-315.4 391.2
--
107,446.9
(D) --6.0 86.9 -10.1
(D) --
3,224.7
Note: Manufacturing sector classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System). -- Not reported. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing figures for individual companies. (F) 500 - 999 employees. (G) 1,000 - 2,499 employees. (H) 2,500 - 4,999 employees. (J) 10,000 - 24,999 employees. a Includes establishments with payroll at any time during year. b Payroll, employment, and sales data for some small single unit companies with up to 20 employees (cutoff varied by industry) were obtained from administrative records of other government agencies rather than from census report forms. These data were then used in conjunction with industry averages to estimate the items shown for these small establishments. This technique was also used for other establishments whose reports were not received at time data were tabulated.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Manufacturing, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.114
TOTAL EMPLOYMENT IN MANUFACTURING, WITH AVERAGE HOURS AND EARNINGS OF MANUFACTURING EMPLOYEES, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1980-2001
Year
Manufacturing employmenta (thousands of jobs)
Average weekly hoursb
(number)
Average hourly earningsb
(dollars)
Average weekly earningsb
(dollars)
1980 1985 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
519.2 557.1 561.1 541.0 545.2 558.2 577.3
586.9 585.4 588.6 594.6 597.9 583.3 549.8
Georgia
40.2 40.6 40.9 41.0 41.4 41.7 42.4
42.3 42.3 42.4 41.8 41.7 41.4 40.5
5.77 8.10 9.17 9.56 9.86 10.09 10.34
10.71 11.19 11.64 12.03 12.50 12.99 13.05
231.95 328.86 375.05 391.96 408.20 420.75 438.42
453.03 473.34 493.54 502.85 521.25 537.79 528.53
1980 1985 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
20,285 19,248 19,076 18,406 18,104 18,075 18,321
18,524 18,495 18,675 18,805 18,552 18,469 17,698
United States
39.7
7.27
40.5
9.54
40.8
10.83
40.7
11.18
41.0
11.46
41.4
11.74
42.0
12.07
41.6
12.37
41.6
12.77
42.0
13.17
41.7
13.49
41.7
13.90
41.6
14.38
40.7
14.84
288.62 386.37 441.86 455.03 469.86 486.04 506.94
514.59 531.23 553.14 562.53 579.63 598.21 603.99
a Data are annual averages of monthly data collected from selected employers in each area, through a cooperative program of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems. Monthly estimates include all full-time and part-time wage and salary workers who were employed during or received pay for any part of the pay period that includes the twelfth of the month. Proprietors, domestic workers, self-employed persons, unpaid family workers, and personnel of the armed forces are excluded.
b Average weekly hours, average hourly earnings, and average weekly earnings data for the United States include production workers only; excludes supervisory, sales, clerical, and other office personnel.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Employment, Hours, and Earnings; State and Area Employment, Hours and Earnings, April 2002.
TABLE 11.115
ANNUAL AVERAGE WEEKLY HOURS, HOURLY EARNINGS, AND WEEKLY EARNINGS FOR MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIESa IN GEORGIA, 1998-2001
Industry
Manufacturing Durable goods Lumber and wood products Furniture And Fixtures Stone, clay, and glass products Primary metal industries Fabricated metal products Industrial machinery and equipment Electronic and other electric equipment Transportation equipment Nondurable goods Food And kindred products Textile mill products Apparel and other textile products Paper and allied products Printing and publishing Chemicals and allied products
Average weekly hours (number)
41.8 42.0 40.7 41.9 46.5 45.3 42.4 41.6 40.3 43.6 41.7 41.1 42.4 35.6 45.7 39.9 42.5
Average hourly
earningsb (dollars)
1998
12.03 12.84 10.45 10.29 13.13 12.72 10.86 11.88 12.03 18.90 11.45 10.36 10.51
7.78 15.95 14.00 15.62
Average weekly earnings (dollars)
502.85 539.28 425.32 431.15 610.55 576.22 460.46 494.21 484.81 824.04 477.47 425.80 445.62 276.97 728.92 558.60 663.85
Average weekly hours (number)
41.7 42.0 41.1 42.0 44.5 45.3 42.5 41.1 39.0 45.4 41.6 42.0 42.4 35.9 44.3 37.9 42.2
Average hourly
earningsb (dollars)
Average weekly
earnings (dollars)
1999
12.50 13.45 10.84 10.46 13.98 13.34 11.29 12.50 12.24 19.97 11.79 10.83 10.62
7.96 16.82 14.45 15.92
521.25 564.90 445.52 439.32 622.11 604.30 479.83 513.75 477.36 906.64 490.46 454.86 450.29 285.76 745.13 547.66 671.82
(continued)
TABLE 11.115 (Continued)
ANNUAL AVERAGE WEEKLY HOURS, HOURLY EARNINGS, AND WEEKLY EARNINGS FOR MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIESa IN GEORGIA, 1998-2001
Industry
Average weekly
hours (number)
Average hourly
earningsb (dollars)
Average weekly
earnings (dollars)
Average weekly
hours (number)
Average hourly
earningsb (dollars)
Average weekly
earnings (dollars)
2000
2001
Manufacturing
41.4
12.99
537.79
40.5
13.05
528.53
Durable goods
41.2
13.85
570.62
40.2
14.02
563.60
Lumber and wood products
40.8
10.62
433.30
41.2
11.43
470.92
Furniture and fixtures
37.6
11.17
419.99
38.4
11.79
452.74
Stone, clay, and glass products
43.3
14.34
620.92
45.2
14.47
654.04
Primary metal industries
43.6
13.90
606.04
43.4
14.33
621.92
Fabricated metal products
42.1
11.84
498.46
42.2
12.90
544.38
Machinery, except electrical
41.3
12.75
526.58
39.0
13.13
512.07
Electronic and other electric equipment
38.7
13.05
505.04
37.1
12.72
471.91
Transportation equipment
44.0
20.48
901.12
39.9
21.06
840.29
Nondurable goods
41.6
12.32
512.51
40.8
12.33
503.06
Food and kindred products
42.1
11.96
503.52
41.3
11.94
493.12
Textile mill products
42.6
11.12
473.71
42.0
10.87
456.54
Apparel and other textile products
35.2
8.23
289.70
33.8
8.19
276.82
Paper and allied products
43.6
16.05
699.78
41.0
16.00
656.00
Printing and publishing
39.5
14.82
585.39
39.4
15.41
607.15
Chemicals and allied products
42.1
16.12
678.65
40.0
15.07
602.80
Note: Classified according to SIC (Standard Industry Classification System).
a Data are annual averages of monthly data collected from selected employers in each area, through a cooperative program of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems. Monthly estimates include all full-time and part-time wage and salary workers who were employed during or received pay for any part of the pay period that includes the twelfth of the month. Proprietors, domestic workers, self-employed persons, unpaid family workers, and personnel of the armed forces are excluded. Manufacturing hours and earnings data include production workers only, and exclude supervisory, sales, clerical, and other office personnel.
b Average earnings are computed on a "gross" basis, reflecting changes in basic hourly and incentive wage rates, as well as any premium pay for overtime and late shift work.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Labor Statistics, State and Area Employment, Hours and Earnings, April 2002.
TABLE 11.116
SUMMARY HISTORICAL STATISTICSa FOR MANUFACTURING IN GEORGIA, WITH COMPARATIVE INDEXES OF EMPLOYMENT, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1992 AND 1997-2000
1992
1997
1998
1999
2000
Establishments (number)b Total With 20 employees or more Employment Total Payroll (total; $ million) Production workers Number (thousands) Hours (millions) Wages ($ million) Value added by manufacture ($ million) Cost of materials ($ million)c Value of shipmentsc New capital expenditures
Georgia as percent of U.S. manufacturing employmentd
Reference: U.S. manufacturing employment (thousands)
9,761 3,563
554.2 14,260.7
393.2 801.3 8,154.1 40,301.4 50,421.6 91,181.2 2,831.3
3.04
18,204.9
9053 3277
531.5 15,473.2
408.6 826.6 10,126.2 55,426.5 69,050.3 124,003.1 4,153.5
3.16
16,805.1
NA NA
528.6 16,064.5
408.5 831.9 10,582.0 59,084.5 70,593.0 129,061.9 4,275.7
3.12
16,945.0
NA NA
523.3 16,245.6
406.9 837.2 10,906.8 62,443.3 71,613.6 133,434.9 4,167.6
3.14
16,685.6
NA NA
514.4 16,479.7
402.3 825.0 11,043.6 61,168.8 74,031.8 134,696.7 4,256.6
3.08
16,681.4
NA Not available.
a Data for 1992 and 1997 are from the Census of Manufactures. Data for 1998-2000, and are estimates based on a representative sample of establishments canvassed annually and may differ from results of a complete canvass of all establishments.
b Includes establishments with payroll at any time during year. c Aggregate of cost of materials and value of shipments includes extensive duplication, since products of some industries are used as materials of others. d Calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Annual Survey of Manufactures, 2000, Geographic Area Statistics.
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.117
INVENTORY, CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, AND SUPPLEMENTAL COST DATA FOR MANUFACTURES, GEORGIA, 2000 (millions of dollars)
Item
Amount
Manufacturers' inventories Beginning of 2000, total Detail by stage of fabrication
Finished goods Work-in-process Materials and supplies
14,591.9
5,002.3 3,959.9 5,629.7
End of 2000, total Detail by stage of fabrication
Finished goods Work-in-process Materials and supplies
15,199.5
5,550.7 3,903.5 5,745.3
Capital expenditures Total (new and used) Buildings and other structures Machinery and equipment
4,256.6 634.1
3,622.5
Total fringe benefits
4,151.8
Cost of purchased fuels used for heat and power Electric energy used for heat and power Purchased
Cost Generated less sold (million kWh)
947.4
27,630.0 1,276.4 5,537.1
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Annual Survey of Manufactures, 2000, Geographic Area Statistics.
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.118
NEW MANUFACTURING BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS, GEORGIA, BY INDUSTRY AND CATEGORY, 2001
SIC a
Industry
Number of firms
Total
International firms
Announced employment
Total
International firms
Manufacturingb
20
Food products
8
21
Tobacco
1
22
Textiles
6
23
Apparel
3
24
Lumber/wood products
4
25
Furniture/fixtures
2
26
Paper/paper products
2
27
Printing/publishing
--
28
Chemicals
1
29
Petroleum refining
--
30
Rubber/plastics
10
31
Leather and leather products
--
32
Stone/clay/glass/concrete
3
33
Primary metals
1
34
Fabricated metals
7
35
Non-electrical machinery
2
36
Electrical machinery
2
37
Transportation equipment
9
38
Instruments/related products
--
39
Miscellaneous manufacturing
1
Total
62
4
1,076
606
--
NA
--
1
663
NA
--
85
--
--
372
--
--
170
--
--
119
--
--
--
--
--
7
--
--
--
--
6
863
443
--
--
--
--
130
--
--
NA
--
2
328
20
--
60
--
--
450
--
1
809
35
--
--
--
1
300
300
15
5,432
1,404
Note: Data compiled by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia, based on data supplied by the source.
-- Represents zero.
NA Not available.
a Classified according to SIC (Standard Industry Classification) system.
b Based on new manufacturing location data and employment totals available to the Georgia Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism. Employment data are not available for some firms.
Source: Georgia Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism, Marketing and Research Division, Georgia Manufacturing Plant Announcements, calendar year 2001.
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.119
HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF NEW AND EXPANDED MANUFACTURING PLANTS ANNOUNCEDa, GEORGIA, 1980-2001
Year
Investment ($ millions) New Expanded Total
Jobsb (number) New Expanded Total
Plants (number) New Expanded Total
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
730
895 1,625
11,766
8,531 20,297
131
294
425
168
1,025 1,193
3,284
5,579
8,863
69
282
351
367
446
813
6,763
2,748
9,511
82
203
285
367
634 1,001
5,913
8,636 14,549
95
329
424
240
910 1,150
5,403
5,312 10,715
105
244
349
1,315
771 2,086
8,319
3,801 12,120
107
238
345
565
1,721 2,285
12,055
7,488 19,543
163
324
487
817
1,321 2,138
12,455
6,012 18,467
196
352
548
1,155
1,931 3,086
13,187
5,220 18,407
158
374
532
833
1,073 1,906
11,297
6,428 17,725
179
383
562
574
984 1,558
7,725
2,814 10,539
164
397
561
345
753 1,098
6,852
4,312 11,164
126
382
508
363
1,710 2,073
7,236
5,586 12,822
134
430
564
271
1,543 1,814
4,461
9,340 13,801
110
447
557
747
1,698 2,444
9,763
6,886 16,649
132
532
664
795
2,336 3,131
9,823
9,723 19,546
136
655
791
1,824
969 2,793
5,607
6,430 12,037
97
242
339
1,954
1,525 3,479
8,243
6,817 15,060
114
269
383
650
923 1,572
8,914
5,724 14,638
84
142
226
338
696 1,034
4,596
5,289
9,885
59
108
167
563
775 1,338
5,976
5,063 11,039
73
104
177
367
517
884
5,450
4,599 10,049
62
124
186
a Based on announcements available to the Georgia Department of Industry and Trade through December of each calendar year. Data include both new plants and expansions of existing facilities.
b Based on announced data, which may not include all plants.
Source: Georgia Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism, Marketing and Research Division, Georgia Manufacturing Growth Report, December 1980-December 1984; Georgia New and Expanded Manufacturing Report, December 1985-December 1997; unpublished data, 1998, 2002.
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.121
GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS FOR GEORGIA BY MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUPS, 2000
Major industry group
All employees
Number (000)
Payroll ($ mil)
Value added by manufacture
($ mil)
Capital expenditures,
new ($ mil)
All industries total
514.4
16,479.7
61,168.8
4,256.6
Food manufacturing
62.5
Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing 7.0
Textile mills
45.9
Textile product mills
47.7
Apparel manufacturing
13.4
Wood product manufacturing
28.9
Paper manufacturing
25.7
Printing and related support activities
21.2
Petroleum and coal products manufacturing
1.3
Chemical manufacturing
22.4
Plastics and rubber products manufacturing
30.5
Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
19.6
Primary metal manufacturing
6.8
Fabricated metal product manufacturing
36.5
Machinery manufacturing
30.3
Computer and electronic product manufacturing 13.0
Electrical equipment
22.9
Transportation equipment manufacturing
47.5
Furniture and related product manufacturing
14.7
Miscellaneous manufacturing
16.3
1,575.2 360.2 179.8
1,217.9 321.4 765.0
1,153.3 728.6 48.8 944.1 917.2 691.3 241.4
1,107.0 976.7 509.3 777.4
2,061.9 352.6 541.9
7,258.6 5,771.5 2,451.7 3,727.1 1,016.8 1,818.0 4,962.0 1,753.5
262.9 5,454.6 2,777.6 2,053.8
523.3 2,830.4 3,097.0 1,483.5 3,242.1 7,884.7 1,107.7 1,714.1
395.6 119.2 255.3 165.6
23.8 126.9 510.6 2,839.2
19.0 653.7 249.5 253.5
38.3 172.0 259.3
94.8 361.8 235.2
74.6 127.4
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Annual Survey of Manufactures, 2000, Geographic Area Statistics.
TABLE 11.122
GENERAL MANUFACTURING STATISTICS FOR THE ATLANTA METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAa, BY INDUSTRY GROUPS, 1997
Major industry group
All employees
Number (000)
Payroll ($ mil)
Production workers
Hours (millions)
Wages ($ mil)
Value added by manufacture
($ mil)
Value of
shipments ($ mil)
Capital expenditures,
new ($ mil)
Food manufacturing Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing Textile product mills Apparel manufacturing Wood product manufacturing Paper manufacturing Printing and related support activities Petroleum and coal products Chemical manufacturing Plastic and rubber products manufacturing Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing Primary metal manufacturing Fabricated metal product manufacturing Machinery manufacturing Computer and electronic product manufacturing Electrical equipment, appliance, and
component manufacturing Transportation equipment manufacturing Furniture and related product manufacturing Miscellaneous manufacturing
18.2 (G)
6.1 7.5 3.2 9.3 14.3 (F) 10.4 15.8 7.1 2.5 13.2 10.3 17.4
8.7 23.5
6.4 8.1
484.5 (D) 142.6 161.8 83.9 304.0 485.5 (D) 381.9 443.4 230.7 89.5 407.3 349.7 656.8
355.8 1115.0
171.5 265.5
28.4 (D) 11.3 11.0
5.2 15.5 19.1 (D) 11.1 26.1 11.9
4.2 19.4 13.5 21.5
11.8 31.3 10.3 10.3
321.0 (D) 107.2 115.0 56.7 204.2 282.8 (D) 163.9 303.3 167.9 62.1 251.9 178.4 290.3
208.3 650.2 119.5 112.0
2,921.8 (D) 382.0 509.6 172.8
1,051.2 1,121.1
(D) 2,035.5 1,452.7
788.9 208.0 958.3 1,039.1 2,011.8
1,292.1 4,205.7
470.5 648.5
5,701.4 (D) 939.8
1,386.8 503.1
2,364.0 1,882.9
(D) 4,014.7 2,897.7 1,545.3 1,101.6 1,947.4 1,849.5 4,072.9
2,548.1 12,122.1
824.2 1,174.4
164.8 86.1 22.4 (D) 13.7 70.1 85.0 25.2
123.9 148.6 48.1 29.0 61.0 56.9 108.3
173.0 141.2
13.7 44.0
Note: Manufacturing industries classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System).
(D) Withheld to avoid disclosing operations of individual companies.
(F) 500 to 999 employees.
(G) 1,000 to 2,499 employees.
a Consists of Barrow, Butts, Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, Newton, Paulding, Rockdale, Spalding, and Walton counties.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Manufacturing, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
TABLE 11.123
NUMBER OF MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS, BY MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUPS, 1999
Industry group
1 to 4
Number of establishments by employment-size class
5 to 19
20 to 99
100 to 249
250 to 499
Food Beverage and tobacco products Textile mills Textile product mills Apparel manufacturing Leather and allied products Wood products Paper Printing and related support activities Petroleum and coal products Chemicals Plastics & rubber products Nonmetallic mineral products Primary metals Fabricated metal products Machinery Computer and electronic products Electrical equipment, appliance and components Transportation equipment Furniture and related products Miscellaneous
Manufacturing
168 11 54
126 100
15 138
16 524
29 96 83 119 22 360 153 100 41 77 264 356
2852
147 20 51
133 67 12
183 31
385 27
145 93
233 20
400 187
73 23 64 247 245
2786
123 13 47
122 72 4
154 89
196 10
158 173 187
22 278 146
59 27 56 100 78
2114
52
33
6
2
63
52
35
35
40
14
1
1
57
19
47
14
20
14
4
0
39
20
65
16
30
10
9
7
61
20
38
18
17
13
20
12
31
16
21
8
9
9
665
333
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 1999.
500 or more
36 4
20 22
6 0 6 10 3 0 5 5 2 3 2 10 8 11 24 2 7
186
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.133
GROSS BOOK VALUE OF DEPRECIABLE ASSETS, CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, RETIREMENTS, DEPRECIATION, AND RENTAL PAYMENTS FOR GEORGIA, 1997
(thousands of dollars)
Item
Amount
Gross book value of depreciable assets:
Gross book value of total assets at beginning of year Total capital expenditures (new and used) Capital expenditures for buildings and other structures (new and used) Capital expenditures for machinery and equipment (new and used) Total retirements
Gross book value of total assets at end of year Total depraciation during year Total rental payments
Buildings and other structures rental payments Machinery and equipment rental payments
45,499,256 4,153,507 622,682 3,530,825 1,134,393
48,518,370 3,029,885 679,123 317,039 362,084
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Census of Manufactures, Subject Series, General Summary.
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.140
SHIPMENTS AND EMPLOYMENT RELATED TO MANUFACTURED EXPORTS, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1997
Georgia
United States
Manufacturing Value of manufacturing shipments ($ millions) Manufacturing employment (thousands)
Export Total export related shipments ($ millions) Total export related manufacturing employment (thousands) Direct exports
Direct exports ($ millions) Employment related to direct exports (thousands) Export support
Export supporting shipments ($ millions) Employment related to export supporting shipments (thousands)
Export related as percent of all manufacturers
Shipments (percent) Employment (percent)
Total nonmanufacturing employment supporting export
Total employment related to manufactured exports (thousands)
124,526.8 533.8
18,799.6 72.7
13,173.1 46.5
5,626.5 26.2
15.1 13.6 112.8 185.5
3,842,061.6 16,887.9
783,410.5 3,343.9
502,881.3 2,027.8
280,529.2 1,316.3
20.4 19.8 4,332.0 7,675.9
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, Exports from Manufacturing Establishments, 1997.
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.141
SHIPMENTS AND EMPLOYMENT IN EXPORT-RELATED MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS, BY INDUSTRY, GEORGIA, 1997
Direct exports
Shipments Employment ($ millions) (thousands)
Export supporting
Shipments Employment ($ millions) (thousands)
Total export related
Shipments Employment ($ millions) (thousands)
Manufacturing
13,173.1
46.5
5,626.5
26.2
18,799.6
72.7
Food
512.6
2.4
Beverage and tobacco products
1,294.2
1.1
Textile mills
443.4
3.0
Textile products
654.1
3.3
Apparel
206.4
2.1
Leather and allied products
1.1
Wood products
126.9
0.5
Paper
1,373.7
3.6
Printing and related support activities 65.4
0.5
Petroleum and coal products
1.5
NA
Chemicals Plastics and rubber products
964.6
2.1
234.7
1.3
Nonmetallic mineral products
331.9
1.8
Primary metals
148.5
0.2
Fabricated metal products
244.5
1.6
Machinery
982.0
4.6
Computers and electronic products
957.5
4.0
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components
607.1
2.3
Transportation equipment
3,820.2
10.6
Furniture and related products
39.4
0.3
Miscellaneous products
163.4
1.2
218.2
0.7
25.1
835.8
5.8
93.2
0.5
45.5
0.5
0.2
220.0
1.0
665.8
1.9
172.4
1.4
15.0
NA
1,034.9
2.6
414.3
2.3
111.1
0.6
408.8
1.3
261.9
2.0
168.5
0.9
177.5
0.9
161.9
0.6
551.8
2.7
10.7
0.1
33.8
0.3
730.8
3.1
1,319.3
1.1
1,279.2
8.8
747.2
3.8
251.9
2.7
1.3
346.9
1.6
2,039.5
5.5
237.7
2.0
16.6
NA
1,999.6
4.7
649.0
3.5
443.0
2.3
557.3
1.6
506.5
3.5
1,150.5
5.5
1,135.1
4.9
769.0
2.9
4,372.0
13.4
50.1
0.5
197.2
1.5
NA Not available.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, Exports from Manufacturing Establishments, 1997.
MANUFACTURES
11.000
TABLE 11.142
EXPORT RELATED SHIPMENTS AND EMPLOYMENT AS PERCENT OF TOTAL MANUFACTURING SHIPMENTS AND EMPLOYMENT, BY INDUSTRY, GEORGIA, 1997 (millions of dollars)
Manufacturing
Shipments ($ millions)
Employment (thousands)
Export related manufacturing as percent of
total manufacturing
Shipments (percent)
Employment (percent)
Manufacturing
Food Beverage and tobacco products Textile mills Textile products Apparel Leather and allied products Wood products Paper Printing and related support activities Petroleum and coal products Chemicals Plastics and rubber products Nonmetallic mineral products Primary metals Fabricated metal products Machinery Computers and electronic products Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components Transportation equipment Furniture and related products Miscellaneous products
124,526.8
15,346.4 6,675.2 7,615.5
10,414.5 3,225.6 41.2 5,174.9 8,970.6 2,688.6 664.8
11,189.4 4,938.5 3,574.2 2,079.9 4,784.0 5,807.7 4,790.4
5,156.7 17,481.4
1,656.5 2,250.9
533.8
60.3 7.3
52.4 49.7 32.5
0.5 28.1 27.0 22.2
1.1 23.6 26.9 18.2
6.7 32.0 27.0 20.7
20.9 46.3 14.0 16.5
15.10
4.76 19.76 16.80
7.17 7.81 3.14 6.70 22.74 8.81 2.49 17.87 13.14 12.42 26.79 10.59 19.81 23.70
14.91 25.01
3.02 8.78
13.62
5.20 14.87 16.78
7.71 8.19 4.08 5.53 20.26 8.81 2.49 19.87 13.13 12.87 23.35 10.99 20.35 23.42
13.92 28.83
3.25 8.98
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, Exports from Manufacturing Establishments, 1997.
.12 DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
12.002
&!& Taxable Sales Based on Georgia Department of Revenue Adjusted Gross Sales Tax Receipts. by Industry. FiscalYears 2000 and 2001........................................................................
Number and Sales of RetailEstablishmentsin Georgia. Georgia's MSAs.
and the UnitedStates. 1997......................................................................................................................
. Number and Sales of Georgia RetailEstablishmentswith Payroll.
By Kind of Business 1997.........................................................................................................................
. . RetailTrade Employeas Payroll. and Establishmentsin Georgia 1999.............................................
. Number and Sales of All RetailEstablishmentswith Payroll. By County. Georgia 1997..................
Numberand Sales of Wholesale Establishmentsin the UnitedStates and
By Metropolitan Statistical Area in Georgia. 1997..................................................................................
. Georgia Wholesale Trade Establishments and Sales By Major Type of
Operation. 1997........................................................................................................................................
GeorgiaWholesale Trade. Summary Data By Type of Goods. 1997................................ ...............
. Wholesale Trade Employees. Payroll.and Establishments in Georgia 1999.................................... . . Number and Sales of Wholesale Establishments By County.Georgia 1997..................................
. Number and Receipts of Service Establishmentswith Payrdl. By Federal Tax Status.
and Sector. in Georgia's MSAs 1997 ...................................................................................................
. SummaryData For Service IndustriesEstaMishmentswith Payroll.
By Sector and Federal Tax Status Georgia. 1997 ................................................................................ Service Industry Employees. Payrdl.and Establishmentsin Georgia. 1999....................................
. Sewice Industry Employees. Establishments. and Payrdl. By County Georgia. 1999....................
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.002
TAXABLE SALES BASED ON GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ADJUSTED GROSS SALES TAX RECEIPTS, BY INDUSTRY, FISCAL YEARS 2000 AND 2001 (thousands of dollars)
Business group
Sales tax receiptsa
2000
2001
Estimated taxable salesb
2000
2001
Food Apparel General merchandise Automotive Furniture Lumber Services Utilities Manufacturing Miscellaneous
Total Total retailc
631,722 141,018 622,777 708,989 453,574 426,397 453,059 492,097 244,584 417,839
4,592,056 2,975,920
689,228 150,043 644,603 726,590 462,253 428,044 479,684 560,184 247,773 445,076
4,833,479 3,117,794
15,793,059 3,525,442
15,569,435 17,724,731 11,339,350 10,659,916 11,326,466 12,302,430
6,114,591 10,445,975
114,801,396 74,397,992
17,230,711 3,751,083
16,115,087 18,164,760 11,556,321 10,701,091 11,992,112 14,004,602
6,194,321 11,126,898
120,836,986 77,944,860
Note: Data are for state tax only, excludes local taxes.
a Adjusted gross sales tax receipts relate directly to taxable sales in Georgia by Georgia firms. Tax amounts represent four percent of gross taxable sales, with adjustments for vendors' compensation paid, penalty and interest payments, refunds, returned checks, overpayments, and underpayments; amounts rounded to thousands of dollars by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
b Tax receipts converted to taxable sales totals and rounded to thousands of dollars by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
c Total retail group includes food, apparel, general merchandise, automotive, furniture, etc., and miscellaneous groups.
Source: Georgia Department of Revenue, Statistical Report, 2000, 2001.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.111
NUMBER AND SALES OF RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA'S MSAs, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1997
Area
Establishments (number)
Sales ($ thousands)
State, total
MSAsa
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Columbus, GA-AL Macon Savannah
Area outside MSAs
United States
33,073
21,388
613 669 14,631 1,883 1,078 1,475 1,413
11,685
1,118,447
72,212,484
54,448,090
1,208,708 1,361,849 40,479,257 3,850,610 2,215,980 3,120,134 2,718,039
17,764,394
2,460,886,012
a Includes Georgia portion of Chattanooga MSA.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Retail Trade, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.121
NUMBER AND SALES OF GEORGIA RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY KIND OF BUSINESS, 1997
Industrya
Number of establishments
Sales ($000)
Number of employees
Annual payroll ($000)
Retail trade Motor vehicle and parts dealers Automobile dealers New car dealers Used car dealers Other motor vehicle dealers Recreational vehicle dealers Motorcycle, boat, and other motor vehicle dealers Automotive parts, accessories, and tire stores Automotive parts and accessories stores Tire dealers Furniture and home furnishings stores Furniture stores Home furnishings stores Floor covering stores Other home furnishings stores Electronics and appliance stores Appliance, television, and other electronics stores Computer and software stores Camera and photographic supplies stores Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers Building material and supplies dealers Home centers Paint and wallpaper stores Hardware stores Other building material dealers Lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores Outdoor power equipment stores Nursery and garden centers Food and beverage stores Grocery stores Supermarkets and other grocery (except convenience) stores Convenience stores Specialty food stores Beer, wine, and liquor stores Health and personal care stores Pharmacies and drug stores Cosmetics, beauty supplies, and perfume stores Optical goods stores Other health and personal care stores
33,073 3,790 1,542 727 815 286 44 242 1,962 1,342 620 2,283 1,129 1,154 553 601 1,171 775 343 53 2,767 2,132 113 294 453 1,272 635 165 470 3,684 2,489 1,976 513 379 816 2,591 1,475 305 383 428
72,212,484 19,773,247 17,049,731 15,834,523
1,215,208 568,558 130,390 438,168
2,154,958 1,440,561
714,397 2,694,978 1,471,282 1,223,696
746,244 477,452 1,988,903 1,105,470 808,803
74,630 7,942,034 7,058,753 1,882,263
237,052 342,796 4,596,642 883,281 107,072 776,209 11,129,927 10,294,143 10,019,707 274,436 141,139 694,645 2,822,069 2,328,975 137,231 193,517 162,346
420,676 52,692 34,562 31,391 3,171 2,102 478 1,624 16,028 10,981 5,047 17,335 9,488 7,847 3,287 4,560 10,043 6,746 2,832 465 36,553 31,235 9,664 1,223 3,192 17,156 5,318 831 4,487 92,982 87,847 85,733 2,114 1,699 3,436 23,360 17,642 1,500 2,319 1,899
6,943,559 1,529,063 1,132,172 1,056,383
75,789 50,017 12,425 37,592 346,874 219,097 127,777 358,752 202,770 155,982 93,058 62,924 224,585 125,058 88,996 10,531 850,113 758,683 176,591 26,549 49,595 505,948 91,430 14,773 76,657 1,105,948 1,038,368 1,016,158 22,210 20,712 46,868 380,950 290,666 17,950 39,042 33,292
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.121 (Continued)
NUMBER AND SALES OF GEORGIA RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY KIND OF BUSINESS, 1997
Industrya
Gasoline stations Gasoline stations with convenience stores Other gasoline stations
Clothing and clothing accessories stores Clothing stores Men's clothing stores Women's clothing stores Children's and infants' clothing stores Family clothing stores Clothing accessories stores Other clothing stores Shoe stores Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores Jewelry stores Luggage and leather goods stores
Sporting goods, hobby, book, and music stores Sporting goods, hobby, and musical instrument stores Sporting goods stores Hobby, toy, and game stores Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores Musical instrument and supplies stores Book, periodical, and music stores Book stores and news dealers Prerecorded tape, compact disc, and record stores
General merchandise stores Department stores (excl. leased depts.) Department stores (incl. leased depts.) Department stores (excl. leased depts.) Other general merchandise stores Warehouse clubs and superstores All other general merchandise stores
Number of establishments
Sales ($000)
Number of employees
Annual payroll ($000)
4,685 3,520 1,165 4,603 2,803
406 1,308
137 549 146 257 954 846 785
61 1,664 1,061
511 250 169 131 603 362 241 1,218 297 297 297 921
46 875
6,787,646 5,078,437 1,709,209 4,125,777 2,863,551
309,026 808,051 131,776 1,387,174
39,712 187,812 696,993 565,233 532,719
32,514 1,470,004
957,877 446,727 324,022
78,741 108,387 512,127 292,267 219,860 9,338,642 6,140,515 6,241,771 6,140,515 3,198,127
(D) (D)
29,531 22,350
7,181 38,596 27,077
2,657 9,468 1,196 11,462
534 1,760 6,481 5,038 4,661
377 12,634
7,728 3,475 2,535 1,035
683 4,906 2,892 2,014 74,468 51,650
(N) 51,650 22,818
(J) (I)
401,329 303,110
98,219 477,657 310,825
38,377 96,058 12,684 135,032
6,159 22,515 84,756 82,076 77,164
4,912 168,418 113,520
51,185 33,074 13,432 15,829 54,898 34,213 20,685 900,537 632,966
(N) 632,966 267,571
(D) (D)
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.121 (Continued)
NUMBER AND SALES OF GEORGIA RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY KIND OF BUSINESS, 1997
Industrya
Number of establishments
Sales ($000)
Number of employees
Annual payroll ($000)
Miscellaneous store retailers Florists Office supplies, stationery, and gift stores Office supplies and stationery stores Gift, novelty, and souvenir stores Used merchandise stores Used merchandise stores Other miscellaneous store retailers Pet and pet supplies stores Art dealers Manufactured (mobile) home dealers All other miscellaneous store retailers
Nonstore retailers Electronic shopping and mail-order houses Vending machine operators Direct selling establishments Fuel dealers Other direct selling establishments
3,464 778
1,052 205 847 567 567
1,067 174 128 264 501
1,153 269 189 695 312 383
2,396,227 178,462 882,165 537,886 344,279 208,223 208,223
1,127,377 128,157 39,949 703,578 255,693
1,743,030 960,384 224,555 558,091 315,967 242,124
20,002 3,150 8,067 3,026 5,041 2,787 2,787 5,998 1,194 478 1,803 2,523
12,480 5,157 2,540 4,783 2,310 2,473
278,915 36,241 99,038 50,802 48,236 34,242 34,242
109,394 14,083 8,080 48,316 38,915
267,292 120,840
47,152 99,300 51,510 47,790
a Industry classification based on NAICS (North American Industry Classificaton System). (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure of individual companies data. Data included in higher level totals. (I) 5,000 to 9,999 employees. (J) 10,000 to 24,999 employees. (N) Not available or not comparable.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Retail Trade, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
TABLE 12.122 RETAIL TRADE EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, 1999
Industry
Retail trade Motor vehicle and parts dealers
New car dealers Used car dealers Recreational vehicle dealers Motorcycle and boat and other MV dealers Automotive parts, accessories and tire stores Tire dealers Furniture and home furnishing stores Furniture stores Floor covering stores Other home furnishings stores Electronics and appliance stores Appliance, TV and all other electronics stores Computer and software stores Camera and photographic supplies stores Bldg material and garden equip and supp dealers Home centers Paint and wallpaper stores Hardware stores Other building material dealers Outdoor power equipment stores Nursery and garden centers Food and beverage stores Grocery (except convenience) stores Convenience stores Meat markets Fish and seafood markets Fruit and vegetable markets Other specialty food stores Beer, wine and liquor stores
Employeesa (number)
Annual payroll ($000)
Total establishments
(number)
Number of establishments by employment-size class
1 to 19
20 to 49
50 to 99 100 and over
440,893 55,210 31,974 3,589 525 1,803 11,582 5,737 19,507 9,805 4,402 5,300 12,415 7,537 3,834 1,044 40,196 12,381 1,277 3,401 18,017 788 4,332 95,902 87,725 2,807 630 167 123 1,058 3,392
8,592,615 1,880,363 1,317,647
98,344 15,768 51,519 243,720 153,365 460,439 237,997 134,414 88,028 382,203 177,683 182,929 21,591 1,094,367 272,371 31,292 61,827 623,361 18,081 87,435 1,315,273 1,196,705 36,837
8,986 1,806 2,136 15,709 53,094
33,375 3,923 746 857 43 262 1,372 643 2,233 1,064 536 633 1,306 816 376 114 2,803 127 290 451 1,301 154 480 3,986 2,019 726 110 51 36 254 790
29,224 3,272 281 838 32 244 1,284 593 2,014 935 502 577 1,190 744 341 105 2,353 44 286 416 1,034 148 425 3,012 1,085 709 105 50 36 250 777
2,448 405 242 13 11 17 75 47 186 120 26 40 67 42 17 8 303 12 4 34 199 6 48 342 307 13 5 1 -3 13
855
848
154
92
135
88
3
3
--
--
1
--
12
1
3
--
25
8
8
1
2
6
15
1
30
19
18
12
11
7
1
--
63
84
8
63
--
--
1
--
48
20
--
--
6
1
305
327
301
326
4
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
1
--
--
(continued)
TABLE 12.122 (Continued) RETAIL TRADE EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, 1999
Industry
Health and personal care stores Pharmacies and drug stores Cosmetics, beauty supplies and perfume stores Optical goods stores Other health and personal care stores Gasoline stations Gasoline stations with convenience stores Other gasoline stations
Clothing and clothing accessories stores Men's clothing stores Women's clothing stores Children's and infants' clothing stores Family clothing stores Clothing accessories stores Other clothing stores Shoe stores Jewelry stores Luggage and leather goods stores
Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores Sporting goods stores Hobby, toy and game stores Sewing, needlework and piece goods stores Musical instrument and supplies stores Book stores and news dealers Prerecorded tape, CD and record stores
General merchandise stores Department stores Warehouse clubs and superstores All other general merchandise stores
Employeesa (number)
Annual payroll ($000)
Total establishments
(number)
Number of establishments by employment-size class
1 to 19
20 to 49
50 to 99 100 and over
22,486
430,086
2,478
2,200
262
16,271
325,617
1,340
1,117
211
1,978
22,028
344
325
18
2,254
43,516
353
327
26
1,983
38,925
441
431
7
30,830
458,913
4,474
4,290
154
24,358
354,677
3,483
3,349
120
6,472
104,236
991
941
34
40,599
568,630
4,515
4,147
276
2,638
43,094
381
366
13
8,409
104,429
1,138
1,081
54
1,306
16,482
170
154
15
14,103
175,079
596
399
120
654
7,873
135
133
2
1,760
27,069
278
260
18
7,021
94,986
959
913
37
4,325
92,665
794
778
16
383
6,953
64
63
1
13,695
195,045
1,616
1,473
107
4,114
62,283
502
465
19
2,717
37,702
260
214
41
1,026
13,344
149
143
5
952
20,239
134
125
7
3,165
40,462
357
328
21
1,721
21,015
214
198
14
73,522
1,091,698
1,361
937
74
49,705
720,569
298
5
8
15,345
257,683
53
3
--
8,472
113,446
1,010
929
66
16
--
12
--
1
--
--
--
3
--
27
3
13
1
14
2
74
18
2
--
2
1
1
--
62
15
--
--
--
--
7
2
--
--
--
--
34
2
16
2
5
--
1
--
2
--
8
--
2
--
81
269
69
216
--
50
12
3
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TABLE 12.122 (Continued) RETAIL TRADE EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, 1999
Industry
Employeesa (number)
Annual payroll ($000)
Total establishments
(number)
Number of establishments by employment-size class
1 to 19
20 to 49
50 to 99 100 and over
Miscellaneous store retailers Florists Office supplies and stationery stores Gift, novelty and souvenir stores Used merchandise stores Pet and pet supplies stores Art dealers Manufactured (mobile) home dealers All other miscellaneous store retailers
Nonstore retailers Electronic shopping and mail-order houses Vending machine operators Fuel dealers Other direct selling establishments
22,940
380,989
3,526
3,295
197
3,104
41,720
745
733
11
4,361
86,099
261
181
60
5,229
57,664
784
738
43
2,855
42,851
558
532
21
1,343
19,101
172
150
22
520
10,624
143
140
3
2,600
68,933
288
277
8
2,928
53,997
575
544
29
13,591
334,609
1,154
1,041
75
5,739
153,100
277
233
26
2,903
59,656
182
154
14
2,429
63,397
326
314
11
2,520
58,456
369
340
24
25
9
1
--
17
3
1
2
5
--
--
--
--
--
--
3
1
1
21
17
8
10
9
5
1
--
3
2
Note: Retail trade industries classified according to SIC (Standard Industry Classification) system. -- Indicates zero. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. a For the week including March 12.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 1999.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.125
NUMBER AND SALES OF ALL RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY COUNTY, GEORGIA, 1997
County
Establishments
with
Sales
payroll
($000)
Rank by sales volumea
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks
88
116,850
81
30
20,858
135
37
47,121
117
5
4,367
154
218
371,968
38
69
75,652
99
Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien Bibb Bleckley
145
344,841
40
246
580,007
25
93
144,013
67
62
79,315
96
912 1,977,335
7
53
58,988
109
Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts
32
26,356
132
57
63,456
108
61
85,344
93
259
471,872
30
81
118,578
80
71
111,918
82
Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton
25
28,971
127
143
275,703
46
50
74,583
100
348
574,547
26
172
406,172
33
49
31,794
123
Chatham
1,261 2,466,926
6
Chattahoochee
6
4,213
155
Chattooga
82
122,526
75
Cherokee
351
968,854
16
Clarke
540 1,118,808
12
Clay
17
10,523
149
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia
832 2,731,688
5
32
25,075
133
2,234 6,971,649
2
210
389,874
37
214
326,040
41
247
613,013
24
Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson
89
121,109
77
259
550,040
27
14
11,194
147
158
234,539
54
54
92,263
91
106
119,415
79
Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douglas
172
243,644
51
2,407 6,229,317
4
84
102,391
84
51
65,676
107
574 1,154,667
11
312
974,735
15
County
Establishments
with
Sales
payroll
($000)
Rank by sales volumea
Early Echols Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans
Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene
Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock Haralson Harris
Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson
Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones
Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh Macon
68 3
91 85 102 60
103 298 442 255
92 3,569
89 7
504 241 111
56
2,013 153 548 24 98 59
78 21 300 403 31 218
21 79 83 34 29 36
51 29 265 39 165 21
9 533
64 112 106
52
69,850
104
(D)
(X)
165,769
64
130,740
71
139,576
68
85,776
92
126,669
74
677,611
21
808,143
18
653,899
23
202,273
57
9,248,184
1
136,118
70
2,864
157
716,087
20
360,119
39
130,096
72
66,775
106
6,828,970
3
256,257
47
1,240,762
10
16,991
141
145,738
66
31,303
124
96,869
89
17,170
140
660,705
22
941,203
17
28,295
128
288,437
44
19,914
138
127,934
73
94,276
90
38,034
120
27,304
131
37,669
121
74,076
101
24,026
134
417,521
32
54,041
114
255,045
48
15,879
142
7,137
152
1,008,480
14
120,093
78
312,341
43
104,873
83
57,715
111
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.125 (Continued)
NUMBER AND SALES OF ALL RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY COUNTY, GEORGIA, 1997
County
Establishments
with
Sales
payroll
($000)
Rank by sales volumea
County
Establishments
with
Sales
payroll
($000)
Rank by sales volumea
Madison Marion Meriwether Miller Mitchell Monroe
Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee
Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike
Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole Spalding
Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall
74
76,408
97
23
30,071
125
85
99,373
87
43
39,216
119
107
122,261
76
75
70,293
103
29
20,174
136
71
166,334
63
108
166,905
61
845 1,950,857
8
173
319,821
42
55
166,633
62
25
27,903
129
124
390,784
35
110
146,690
65
74
238,524
53
69
68,641
105
23
15,860
143
146
183,929
58
53
48,784
116
56
83,716
94
6
4,121
156
91
97,645
88
40
27,469
130
912 1,909,882
9
281
765,983
19
14
9,857
150
56
82,147
95
61
71,547
102
248
521,547
29
121
203,932
56
26
14,465
144
162
283,886
45
13
7,130
153
4
(D)
(X)
78
76,236
98
Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs
36
36,462
122
60
49,544
115
57
55,301
113
256
395,830
34
260
440,436
31
152
253,661
49
Towns Treutlen Troup Turner Twiggs Union
52
42,415
118
23
14,224
145
293
526,008
28
54
58,256
110
14
17,237
139
75
101,802
85
Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
121
174,454
59
180
240,059
52
162
247,551
50
226
390,105
36
22
12,457
146
108
139,302
69
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox
125
172,506
60
8
7,631
151
13
11,051
148
139
230,380
55
508 1,068,085
13
30
20,102
137
Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
65
56,286
112
29
29,527
126
62
101,493
86
Georgia
33,073 72,212,484
(X)
Note: Retail trade classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System). (D) Withheld to prevent disclosure. (X) Not applicable. a Ranking by the Selig Center of Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Retail Trade, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.211
NUMBER AND SALES OF WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES AND BY METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA IN GEORGIA, 1997
Area
Number of establishments
MSAs Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Columbus, GA-AL Macon Savannah
Georgia MSA totala Outside MSAs
United States
191 150 9,263 455 241 362 374
13,978 11,011
2,967
453,470
Sales ($000)
1,029,523 (D)
138,768,436 1,536,807 1,422,412 1,786,247 2,489,213
163,782,649 148,416,792
15,365,857
4,059,657,778
Note: Wholesale trade classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System). (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies. Data included in higher level totals. a Includes only Georgia parts of MSAs.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Wholesale Trade, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.220
GEORGIA WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS AND SALES, BY MAJOR TYPE OF OPERATION, 1997
1997
Total Establishments (number) Sales ($000)
Merchant wholesalers Establishments (number) Sales ($000)
Manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices Establishments (number) Sales ($000)
Agents, brokers, and commission merchants Establishments (number) Sales ($000)
13,978 163,782,649
10,990 69,922,093
1,176 79,070,673
1,812 14,789,883
Note: Wholesale trade classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System).
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic
Census, Wholesale Trade, Geographic Area Series,
Georgia.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.221
GEORGIA WHOLESALE TRADE, SUMMARY DATA BY TYPE OF GOODS, 1997
Durable goods
Nondurable goods
Total wholesale
trade
Establishments (number) Sales ($000)
Operating expenses ($000) Percent of sales
Payroll, annual ($000) Payroll, first quarter ($000) Paid employees for week
including March 12 (number)
9,429 97,799,405
9,976,587 10.2
5,051,073 1,239,021
123,180
4,549 65,983,244
5,275,471 8.0
2,468,657 596,133 67,907
13,978 163,782,649
15,252,058 9.3
7,519,730 1,835,154
191,087
Note: Wholesale trade classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System).
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Wholesale Trade, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
TABLE 12.222 WHOLESALE TRADE EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, 1999
Industry
Employeesa (number)
Annual payroll ($000)
Total establishments
(number)
Number of establishments by employment-size class
1 to 19
20 to 49
50 to 99 100 and over
Wholesale trade
197,503
Wholesale trade - durable goods
125,958
Motor vehicles, parts, and supplies
13,811
Furniture and home furnishings
8,854
Lumber and construction materials
5,825
Professional and commercial equipment
32,140
Metals and minerals, except petroleum
4,768
Electrical goods
17,564
Hardware, plumbing and heating equipment and supplies 7,710
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
26,619
Miscellaneous durable goods
8,667
71,545
Wholesale trade - nondurable goods
9,553
Paper and paper products
6,279
Drugs and druggists' sundries
4,114
Apparel, piece goods, and notions
23,425
Groceries and related products
1,514
Farm-product raw materials
6,307
Chemicals and allied products
3,516
Petroleum and petroleum products
4,828
Beer, wine, and distilled alcoholic beverages
12,009
Miscellaneous nondurable goods
8,581,289 5,829,193
538,992 301,122 225,612 1,874,462 199,767 968,047 303,644 1,136,313 281,234 2,752,096 350,279 349,576 160,370 802,852
35,287 323,238 123,996 201,097 405,401
14,033 9,495 911 753 553 1,494 336 1,206 728 2,406 1,108 4,538 543 169 545 918 189 612 365 109 1,088
11,967 8,150 763 660 465 1,218 276 1,027 644 2,089 1,008 3,817 469 128 494 692 171 527 323 51 962
1,366 931 98 63 67 181 34 116 63 237 72 435 51 18 40 109 15 62 34 26 80
410
290
251
163
28
22
15
15
17
4
51
44
21
5
31
32
14
7
56
24
18
10
159
127
9
14
11
12
9
2
57
60
2
1
16
7
8
0
22
10
25
21
a For the week including March 12.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 1999.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.225
NUMBER AND SALES OF WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS, BY COUNTY, GEORGIA, 1997
County
Sales Establishments ($000)
Appling
14
Atkinson
9
Bacon
10
Baker
1
Baldwin
23
Banks
12
Barrow
30
Bartow
92
Ben Hill
20
Berrien
24
Bibb
272
Bleckley
4
Brantley
7
Brooks
9
Bryan
14
Bulloch
54
Burke
19
Butts
12
Calhoun
6
Camden
9
Candler
16
Carroll
84
Catoosa
39
Charlton
8
Chatham
348
Chattahoochee
1
Chattooga
12
Cherokee
201
Clarke
81
Clay
5
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia
316 8
1,632 55 53 91
Cook
20
Coweta
79
Crawford
2
Crisp
29
Dade
8
Dawson
19
40,974 11,867 40,397
(D) 57,570 44,637
73,796 258,164
(D) 40,538 1,511,673
(D)
6,494 5,841
(D) 333,381 127,991 143,403
18,812 12,513 54,266 1,286,316 747,669 85,020
2,445,127 (D)
12,382 490,843
(D) 3,776
3,345,210 11,710
23,231,466 183,251 156,352 (D)
85,987 513,504
(D) 266,780
(D) 70,954
Sales rank
80 102
82 (X) 70 78
61 34 (X) 81
9 (X)
109 111 (X)
30 49 47
96 100
73 11 16 59
7 (X) 101 23 (X) 113
6 103
3 39 44 (X)
58 21 (X) 33 (X) 62
County
Sales Establishments ($000)
Sales rank
Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douglas
Early Echols Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans
Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene Gwinnett
Habersham Hall Hancock Haralson Harris
Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson
Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones
35 1,518
20 15 184 105
19 1
12 50 25 10
16 135 112 228
32 2,462
17 -118 57 24 16 1,959
34 238
3 16
9
25 2
84 54 10 48
3 23 19
8 13 15
341,125
28
19,215,927
4
(D)
(X)
56,665
71
(D)
(X)
1,100,143
14
133,332
48
(D)
(X)
(D)
(X)
68,161
63
126,330
50
35,011
88
21,079
95
545,477
17
523,266
19
1,140,823
13
56,488
72
55,915,067
1
44,449
79
--
(X)
461,453
24
150,565
45
125,268
53
101,950
56
29,114,629
2
35,069
87
1,777,775
8
(D)
(X)
50,784
76
(D)
(X)
35,616
86
(D)
(X)
377,062
27
236,454
36
13,348
99
502,157
22
(D)
(X)
177,861
40
59,790
68
10,896
104
25,439
91
(D)
(X)
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.225 (Continued)
NUMBER AND SALES OF WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS, BY COUNTY, GEORGIA, 1997
County
Sales Establishments ($000)
Sales rank
County
Sales Establishments ($000)
Sales rank
Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh Macon
Madison Marion Meriwether Miller Mitchell Monroe
Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee
Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike
Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole Spalding
6
10,045
105
3
(D)
(X)
64
125,316
52
7
(D)
(X)
14
(D)
(X)
6
4,093
112
1
(D)
(X)
135
452,909
26
10
8,098
108
12
(D)
(X)
7
(D)
(X)
15
63,630
66
47
514,267
20
4
1,245
115
8
3,063
114
7
(D)
(X)
39
148,536
46
13
26,364
90
5
36,483
85
17
66,669
64
33
537,208
18
208
1,316,463
10
52
(D)
(X)
22
(D)
(X)
10
6,302
110
45
98,575
57
18
(D)
(X)
23
(D)
(X)
15
(D)
(X)
13
14,440
98
20
121,503
54
16
162,669
43
8
63,741
65
2
(D)
(X)
8
(D)
(X)
10
33,515
89
245
756,867
15
124
1,230,386
12
9
21,470
94
8
9,815
106
14
83,028
60
49
338,486
29
Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall
28
50,848
75
5
9,681
107
42
168,860
42
2
(D)
(X)
2
(D)
(X)
19
58,350
69
Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs
7
(D)
(X)
14
53,615
74
17
125,781
51
64
292,959
31
88
459,417
25
39
203,604
38
Towns Treutlen Troup Turner Twiggs Union
7
(D)
(X)
2
(D)
(X)
69
270,799
32
16
203,846
37
3
(D)
(X)
15
37,307
84
Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
17
16,980
97
58
(D)
(X)
45
239,918
35
62
169,387
41
3
752
116
24
37,786
83
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox
17
50,686
77
2
(D)
(X)
3
(D)
(X)
12
23,595
93
340
3,475,740
5
5
(D)
(X)
Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
18
61,520
67
7
24,833
92
32
118,685
55
Georgia
13,978 163,782,649
(X)
Note: Wholesale trade classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System). (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure of individual companies.
(X) Not applicable.
-- Indicates zero.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Wholesale Trade, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
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TABLE 12.301
NUMBER AND RECEIPTS OF SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY FEDERAL TAX STATUS AND SECTOR, IN GEORGIA'S MSAs, 1997
NAICS Industries
Albany
Subject to federal income tax Information servicesa Motion picture and sound recording industries Broadcasting and telecommunications Real estate and rental and leasing Professional, scientific, and technical services Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Accommodation and food services Other services (except public administration)
Exempted from federal income tax Professional, scientific, and technical services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Other services (except public administration)
Athens
Subject to federal income tax Information servicesa Motion picture and sound recording industries Broadcasting and telecommunications Real estate and rental and leasing Professional, scientific, and technical services Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Accommodation and food services Other services (except public administration)
Exempted from federal income tax Professional, scientific, and technical services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Other services (except public administration)
Establishments (number)
NA 2
21 133 179
96 7
257 15
201 185
1 2 65 11 40
NA 14 22 168 258
130 25
327 38
303 203
2 6 46 3 38
Sales ($000)
NA (D) 128,773 83,356 98,721
73,185 735
243,153 (D)
120,494 74,538
(D) (D) 252,147 6,381 17,273
NA 5,175 104,297 71,261 116,208
80,275 12,580 212,431 31,883 162,471 72,221
(D) 966 252,189 (D) 15,861
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
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TABLE 12.301 (Continued)
NUMBER AND RECEIPTS OF SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY FEDERAL TAX STATUS AND SECTOR, IN GEORGIA'S MSAs, 1997
NAICS Industries
Atlanta
Subject to federal income tax Information servicesa Publishing industries Software publishers Motion picture and sound recording industries Broadcasting and telecommunications Information services and data processing services Real estate and rental and leasing Professional, scientific, and technical services Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Accommodation and food services Other services (except public administration)
Exempted from federal income tax Professional, scientific, and technical services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Other services (except public administration)
Augusta
Subject to federal income tax Information servicesa Motion picture and sound recording industries Broadcasting and telecommunications Real estate and rental and leasing Professional, scientific, and technical services Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Accommodation and food services Other services (except public administration)
Exempted from federal income tax Professional, scientific, and technical services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Other services (except public administration)
Establishments (number)
NA NA 370 375 754 277 4,742 12,807
5,221 641
7,456 952
7,296 6,401
63 77 825 177 937
NA 11 74 415 688
340 51
892 124 769 638
8 4 128 36 103
Sales ($000)
NA NA 1,396,269 (D) 11,533,471 (D) 5,451,949 13,392,570
8,041,465 313,756
6,422,818 1,150,566 6,002,347 2,981,890
108,675 50,235
5,542,970 269,672
1,885,784
NA 9,532 263,750 179,018 651,316
361,404 28,870
824,127 112,920 442,184 204,796
5,509 779
1,161,642 23,543 41,909
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.301 (Continued)
NUMBER AND RECEIPTS OF SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY FEDERAL TAX STATUS AND SECTOR, IN GEORGIA'S MSAs, 1997
NAICS Industries
Columbus
Subject to federal income tax Information servicesa Motion picture and sound recording industries Broadcasting and telecommunications Information services and data processing services Real estate and rental and leasing Professional, scientific, and technical services Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Accommodation and food services Other services (except public administration)
Exempted from federal income tax Professional, scientific, and technical services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Other services (except public administration)
Macon
Subject to federal income tax Information servicesa Motion picture and sound recording industries Broadcasting and telecommunications Real estate and rental and leasing Professional, scientific, and technical services Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Accommodation and food services Other services (except public administration)
Exempted from federal income tax Professional, scientific, and technical services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and recreation Other services (except public administration)
Establishments (number)
NA 13 40 20 271 325
205 26
393 47
473 399
4 3 77 19 76
NA 6
54 298 530
253 40
695 53
579 516
5 3 107 13 90
Sales ($000)
NA (D) 152,834 (D) 158,173 163,405
171,443 3,050
481,461 28,418
292,385 130,254
(D) (D) 352,484 49,333 29,218
NA (D) 216,600 201,808 307,716
176,474 5,682
806,183 21,618
357,810 155,465
4,727 261
628,379 4,416
59,065
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
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TABLE 12.301 (Continued)
NUMBER AND RECEIPTS OF SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY FEDERAL TAX STATUS AND SECTOR, IN GEORGIA'S MSAs, 1997
NAICS Industries
Establishments (number)
Sales ($000)
Savannah
Subject to federal income tax
Information servicesa
NA
Motion picture and sound recording industries
7
Broadcasting and telecommunications
45
Real estate and rental and leasing
312
Professional, scientific, and technical services
528
Administrative and support and waste management
and remediation services
283
Educational services
26
Health care and social assistance
493
Arts, entertainment, and recreation
74
Accommodation and food services
641
Other services (except public administration)
439
Exempted from federal income tax
Professional, scientific, and technical services
2
Educational services
5
Health care and social assistance
98
Arts, entertainment, and recreation
31
Other services (except public administration)
77
NA (D) 133,327 202,116 224,583
288,879 (D)
487,188 47,857
452,042 184,152
(D) 370 626,286 22,065 43,063
Note: Industry classification based on NAICS (North American Industry Classification System. NA Data not available at time of publication.
(D) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
a Data for subsectors as available at time of publication.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Geographic Area Series.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.321
SUMMARY DATA FOR SERVICE INDUSTRIES ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY SECTOR AND FEDERAL TAX STATUS, GEORGIA, 1997
Service sector
Number of
establishments
Receipts ($000)
Number of employees
Annual payroll ($000)
Subject to federal income tax
Information Publishing industries Newspaper, periodical, book, and database publishers Software publishers Motion picture and sound recording industries Motion picture and video industries Sound recording industries Broadcasting and telecommunications Radio and television broadcasting Cable networks and program distribution Telecommunications Information services and data processing services Information services Data processing services
Real estate and rental and leasing Real estate Lessors of real estate Offices of real estate agents and brokers Activities related to real estate Rental and leasing services Automotive equipment rental and leasing Consumer goods rental General rental centers Commercial and industrial machinery and equipment rental and leasing Lessors of intangible assets, except copyrighted works
Professional, scientific, and technical services Legal services Accounting, tax return preparation , bookkeeping, and payroll services Architectural, engineering, and related services Specialized design services Computer systems design and related services Management, scientific, and technical consulting services Scientific research and development services Advertising and related services Other professional, scientific, and technical services
Administrative, support, waste management and remediation services Administrative and support services Office administrative services Facilities support services Employment services Business support services Travel arrangement and reservation services Investigation and security services Services to buildings and dwellings Other support services Waste management and remediation services Waste collection Waste treatment and disposal Remediation and other waste management services
3,163 952 547 405 472 394 78
1,372 281 167 924 367 155 212
7,794 5,743 2,373 1,940 1,430 1,985
374 1,046
238
327 66
17,810 4,439
2,692 2,490
850 2,702 2,633
138 1,165
701
7,796 7,370
649 65
1,257 1,020
779 630 2,266 704 426 242
51 133
18,939,188 3,182,058 1,759,710 1,422,348 721,889 675,484 46,405
13,540,308 736,743
2,641,061 10,162,504
1,494,933 143,418
1,351,515 6,912,946 4,061,477 1,783,536 1,313,338
964,603 2,250,757
836,397 469,180 146,394
798,786 600,712 15,266,425 2,940,148
1,790,063 2,793,426
439,732 3,578,671 2,099,205
175,385 1,085,748
364,047
9,839,387 9,052,376
738,132 204,483 3,630,788 1,448,662 844,129 529,671 899,664 756,847 787,011 464,500 148,214 174,297
100,656 24,347 17,203 7,144 4,781 4,477 304 61,056 5,256 9,319 46,481 10,472 1,525 8,947 47,669 29,946 9,960 6,704 13,282 16,601 4,874 6,585 1,342
3,800 1,122 138,198 23,148
26,704 24,718
3,215 27,116 16,226
1,533 10,018
5,520
273,178 267,679
11,242 2,497
163,494 20,645 8,237 19,538 27,694 14,332 5,499 3,465 719 1,315
4,176,545 991,503 476,187 515,316 121,642 109,558 12,084
2,688,215 183,318 327,111
2,177,786 375,185 52,240 322,945
1,308,803 842,140 220,106 232,494 389,540 370,789 127,477 95,191 32,986
115,135 95,874
5,908,775 1,019,111
734,714 1,131,376
115,810 1,449,258
914,955 75,842
345,852 121,857
4,887,976 4,723,161
317,281 86,535
2,741,017 448,165 250,629 281,665 374,225 223,644 164,815 100,206 21,301 43,308
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.321 (Continued)
SUMMARY DATA FOR SERVICE INDUSTRIES ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY SECTOR AND FEDERAL TAX STATUS, GEORGIA, 1997
Service sector
Number of
establishments
Receipts ($000)
Number of employees
Annual payroll ($000)
Educational services Business schools, and computer and management training Technical and trade schools Other schools and instruction Educational support services
Health care and social assistance Ambulatory health care services Offices of physicians Offices of dentists Offices of other health practitioners Outpatient care centers Medical and diagnostic laboratories Home health care services Other ambulatory health care services Hospitals General medical and surgical hospitals Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals Specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse) hospitals Nursing and residential care facilities Nursing care facilities Residential mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse facilities Community care facilities for the elderly Other residential care facilities Social assistance Individual and family services Community food and housing and emergency and other relief services Vocational rehabilitation services Child day care services
Arts, entertainment and recreation Performing arts, spectator sports, and related industries Performing arts companies Spectator sports Promoters of performing arts, sports, and similar events Agents and managers for artists, athletes, entertainers and other public figures Independent artists, writers, and performers Museums, historical sites, and similar institutions Amusement, gambling, and recreation industries Amusement parks and arcades Gambling industries Other amusement and recreation services
Accomodation and food services Accommodation Traveler accommodation RV (recreational vehicle) parks and recreational camps Rooming and boarding houses Food services and drinking places Full-service restaurants Limited-service eating places Special food services Drinking places (alcoholic beverages)
920
209 129 512
70
13,960 11,369
5,398 2,574 2,203
420 205 453 116
60 43 14
3 674 334
62 260
18 1,857
229
1 73 1,554 1,653 483 125 72 56
41 189
11 1,159
82 17 1,060 13,829 1,555 1,411 84 60 12,274 5,306 5,884 604 480
413,395
140,236 136,990 104,537
31,632
12,065,068 8,679,822 4,902,405 1,228,077 677,618 614,118 368,105 663,030 226,469 1,566,213 1,404,374 131,251
30,588 1,258,744 1,070,772
60,386 118,727
8,859 560,289
(D)
(D) 68,895 438,893 1,533,747 683,804 72,637 317,355 236,642
16,097 41,073
2,912 847,031 135,923
75,505 635,603 9,689,927 2,262,014 2,220,513
29,531 11,970 7,427,913 3,287,499 3,478,537 464,863 197,014
5,755
1,469 1,305 2,649
332
173,768 96,547 41,803 16,000 9,843 6,803 3,510 15,016 3,572 18,587 16,432 1,824
331 35,125 29,368
1,439 4,008
310 23,509
(G)
(A) 1,293 20,994 23,437 5,294
511 2,386 1,909
129 359
62 18,081
3,179 203
14,699 274,322
45,190 44,555
444 191 229,132 104,775 109,657 10,103 4,597
129,930
54,442 34,138 30,898 10,452
5,158,002 3,913,027 2,488,446
484,188 260,935 180,584 120,049 306,153
72,672 458,785 411,353
39,400
8,032 523,700 451,767
23,259 44,704
3,970 262,490
(D)
(D) 31,690 208,486 408,877 195,128 17,963 124,398 33,490
5,049 14,228
943 212,806
32,850 5,619
174,337 2,695,138
609,561 599,856
7,685 2,020 2,085,577 993,913 910,126 137,179 44,359
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.321 (Continued)
SUMMARY DATA FOR SERVICE INDUSTRIES ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY SECTOR AND FEDERAL TAX STATUS, GEORGIA, 1997
Service sector
Number of
establishments
Receipts ($000)
Number of employees
Annual payroll ($000)
Other services (except public administration) Repair and maintenance Automotive repair and maintenance Electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance Commercial and industrial machinery and equipment (except automotive and electronic repair and maintenance Personal and household goods repair and maintenance Personal and laundry services Personal care services Death care services Drycleaning and laundry services Other personal services
11,482 6,400 4,341
571
594 894 5,082 2,229 622 1,522 709
4,580,693 2,860,293 1,628,169
429,242
512,731 290,151 1,720,400 376,875 345,904 531,205 466,416
69,422 35,701 22,232
4,434
1,407,547 864,921 458,491
153,866
4,839 4,196 33,721 11,223 4,660 12,028 5,810
156,677 95,887
542,626 159,836
89,822 174,092 118,876
Exempt from federal income tax
Professional, scientific, and technical services Legal services Scientific research and development services
Educational services Business schools, and computer and management training Technical and trade schools Other schools and instruction Educational support services
Health care and social assistance Ambulatory health care services Outpatient care centers Home health care services Other ambulatory health care services
Hospitals General medical and surgical hospitals Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals Specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse) hospitals
Nursing and residential care facilities Nursing care facilities Residential mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse facilities Community care facilities for the elderly Other residential care facilities
Social assistance Individual and family services Community food and housing and emergency and other relief services Vocational rehabilitation services Child day care services
105 62 43
124
10 22 76 16 2,028 293 166 109 18 146 121 17
8 260
50
74 55 81 1,329 686
192 81
370
134,044 31,713
102,331 74,379
14,677 21,652 27,696 10,354 11,646,505 1,295,925 1,000,214 197,146 98,565 9,057,672 8,311,892 295,941
449,839 383,815 170,916
52,285 98,004 62,610 909,093 385,489
327,187 82,664
113,753
1,509 516 993
1,376
78 584 614 100 161,127 14,284 9,558 3,684 1,042 116,039 103,644 5,927
6,468 10,092
4,661
1,734 2,163 1,534 20,712 9,076
2,157 3,984 5,495
68,802 16,895 51,907 25,595
2,576 9,702 9,993 3,324 4,477,721 587,057 465,473 91,863 29,721 3,427,174 3,039,023 186,118
202,033 166,424
76,865
26,666 36,119 26,774 297,066 154,852
34,216 46,082 61,916
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.321 (Continued)
SUMMARY DATA FOR SERVICE INDUSTRIES ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, BY SECTOR AND FEDERAL TAX STATUS, GEORGIA, 1997
Service sector
Number of
establishments
Receipts ($000)
Number of employees
Annual payroll ($000)
Arts, entertainment, and recreation Performing arts, spectator sports, and related industries Performing arts companies Promoters of performing arts, sports, and similar events Museums, historical sites, and similar institutions Other amusement and recreation services
Other services Grantmaking and giving services Social advocacy organizations Civic and social organizations Business, professional, labor, political, and similar organizations
381 93 67 26 85
203 1,837
254 218 430
935
428,664 85,350 64,121 21,229
120,163 223,151 2,248,189 1,288,885 137,248 149,911
672,145
9,622 2,005 1,334
671 1,582 6,035 13,418 2,361 1,774 3,641
5,642
150,942 27,690 22,859 4,831 30,521 92,731
337,651 86,467 37,422 40,452
173,310
Note: Industry classification according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System).
(D) Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies; data included in higher level totals.
(A) 0 to 19 employees.
(G) 1,000 to 2,499 employees.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Administrative and Customer Services Division, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, ECON97 Report Series, CD-EC97-1, Disc 1-c, April 2000.
TABLE 12.322 SERVICE INDUSTRY EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA, 1999
Industry
Employeesa (number)
Annual payroll ($000)
Total establishments
(number)
Number of establishments by employment-size class
1 to 19
20 to 49
50 to 99 100 and over
Information Finance and insurance Real estate and rental and leasing Professional, scientific and technical services Admin, support, waste mgt, remediation services Educational services Health care and social assistance Arts, entertainment and recreation Accommodation and food services Other services (except public administration)
115,618 161,789
54,606 185,219 310,614
59,871 337,591
35,007 286,264 142,470
5,703,926 7,301,193 1,771,428 8,992,432 6,885,131 1,422,086 10,166,565
759,589 3,293,245 2,857,974
3,609 12,284
8,604 21,165 10,452
1,640 16,205
2,182 14,106 19,618
2,712 10,963
8,187 19,632
8,526 1,286 13,903 1,745 9,182 18,310
449 805 288 994 827 178 1,384 298 3,696 956
229
219
290
226
75
54
273
266
459
640
73
103
426
492
81
58
975
253
238
114
a For the week including March 12.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 1999.
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
12.000
TABLE 12.325
SERVICE INDUSTRYa EMPLOYEES, ESTABLISHMENTS, AND PAYROLL, BY COUNTY, GEORGIA, 1999
Establishments Employees
County
(number)
(number)
Annual payroll ($000)
Appling
156
Atkinson
30
Bacon
97
Baker
9
Baldwin
458
Banks
63
Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien Bibb Bleckley
366 786 187 111 2,685 105
Brantley
54
Brooks
103
Bryan
183
Bulloch
639
Burke
144
Butts
163
Calhoun
45
Camden
407
Candler
95
Carroll
858
Catoosa
382
Charlton
58
Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
3,670 44
159 1,620 1,596
14
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia
2,274 58
10,483 386 419 992
Cook
142
Coweta
826
Crawford
30
Crisp
279
Dade
100
Dawson
167
775 184 699
0 8,500
790
15,623 1,936
12,060 0
170,056 8,756
3,260 9,591 1,485
996 47,698
756
68,652 164,910
26,961 18,806 1,193,479 10,998
216 917 1,438 7,355 735 1,161
2,583 13,697 23,543 134,022 13,974 20,139
259 3,969
961 9,226 4,243
435
4,777 75,553 16,943 194,876 92,912
6,832
57,041 429 973
12,338 20,985
95
1,311,663 14,587 14,704
278,084 479,455
1,227
35,052 596
163,813 4,535 3,873
13,443
761,071 9,452
5,154,321 82,191 79,762
284,555
1,175 9,226
211 2,777
727 1,287
18,077 180,963
2,960 45,795
9,755 26,435
Establishments Employees
County
(number)
(number)
Annual payroll ($000)
Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douglas
Early Echols5 Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans
Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock10 Glynn Gordon Grady Greene
Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock Haralson Harris
Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson
Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones
277 10,803
197 74
1,492 1,036
114 0
223 204 188 107
217 1,221 1,104 1,080
206 20,464
197 0
1,333 397 186 146
9,253 387
1,645 44
184 195
178 37
1,140 1,173
54 367
66 128 135
71 51 97
2,668 190,145
1,899 524
22,195 13,474
47,883 6,146,300
30,553 10,120 514,434 266,218
896 0
1,522 1,096 1,701
823
16,631
22,606 18,980 30,342 15,501
1,776 11,369 18,504 11,812
1,996 450,234
29,840 263,848 361,055 274,160
36,429 17,786,753
1,674 0
17,232 4,759 1,361 1,259
30,360
351,802 76,948 23,424 23,285
127,266 4,364
21,023 412
1,695 1,553
3,893,836 88,608
513,733 6,005
27,915 23,367
1,466 156
12,787 14,944
680 4,298
27,710 2,044
242,544 303,287
12,126 82,779
360 873 1,134 601 225 658
5,772 13,362 20,028
8,135 3,235 11,326
(continued)
DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICES
TABLE 12.325 (Continued) SERVICE INDUSTRYa EMPLOYEES, ESTABLISHMENTS, AND
PAYROLL, BY COUNTY, GEORGIA, 1999
12.000
Establishments Employees
County
(number)
(number)
Annual payroll ($000)
Establishments Employees
County
(number)
(number)
Annual payroll ($000)
Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh Macon
Madison Marion Meriwether Miller Mitchell Monroe
Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee
Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike
Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole Spalding
122 56
518 96
422 68
25 1,215
208 244
84 94
216 38
174 60
191 191
36 188 160 2,522 534 277
61 382 208 210 110
87
311 108 147
13 240
75
2,685 991 28 109 92 638
898 417 6,701 724 5,240 370
13,689 7,753
148,709 10,782 93,125 5,795
184 16,416
1,692 2,445
719 665
1,901 307,994
34,837 41,763 10,851 12,835
1,997 242
1,616 408
1,334 1,575
38,856 3,136
31,760 5,980
24,365 24,149
204 1,749 1,313 45,465 5,156 2,003
2,916 24,691 22,617 1,131,157 99,626 42,085
375 2,194 1,725 1,183
700 457
5,279 46,202 27,197 28,087 11,447
6,879
2,633 1,331 1,028
7 1,714
415
42,916 32,235 19,912
66 27,192
6,781
45,482 13,689
43 790 667 8,091
1,092,292 331,068 619 12,706 12,727 146,822
Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall
Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs
Towns Treutlen Troup Turner Twiggs Union
Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster5 Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox
Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Georgia
280 40
363 30 12
133
58 108
81 550 539 364
129 38
703 84 50
203
282 448 540 477
40 198
240 7
28 263 1,041
37
130 57
133
109,865
3,040 263
4,924 24 6
1,086
54,928 4,796
93,103 416 82
17,268
261 955 508 8,501 6,726 4,122
4,397 14,206
8,821 166,938 145,637
71,465
953 274 11,688 511 226 1,548
19,630 2,805
287,006 7,285 2,536
28,086
2,892 5,427 4,017 5,641
269 1,762
57,771 92,976 78,361 113,204
4,030 36,937
2,853 113 216
1,798 12,214
204
42,999
4,017 26,891 304,164
3,409
928
16,610
362
5,646
832
14,657
1,689,049 49,153,569
a Service industries total calculated from county totals for Information; Finance & Insurance; Real Estate & Rental & Leasing; Professional , Scientific & Technical Services; Administrative Support, Waste Management, Remediation Services; Educational Services; Health Care and Social Assistance; Arts, Entertainment & Recreation; Accommodation & Food Services; Other Services (except Public Administration) by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 1999, Georgia.
13. TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13 404 13.405 13.407 13.408 13.409 13.41 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
BGE
Employment. Taxaoe Payroll, ano humber of Estaol shments In Georg a s
Transporlaton. COmm~n~cat~oanns0, Puoltc U lltles Sector, 2000
Commerce of Georgia Ocean Ports, 1997-2000............................ .
304
.........,
Number of Aircraft Facilities in Georgia and the UnitedStates, 1989-1999........ ................... .............
Expenditures on Airport Improvements Programs. Georgia, 1997-2001.......................... .................
Aircraft and Aircraft-RelatedPersonnelin Georg~aD, ecember31. 2000
Total and State-Controlled Mileage. Roads and Streets, Georg~aand the Un~tedStates, Classified by System, 1993-2000
....................................
Expendituresfor Construction the Unlted States. 1990-2000
Motor Vehicle Registrations in Georgia, 1990-200
Total Consumption of Motor Fuel, Georgiaand the UnitedStates, 1990-2000..................................
Summary Statistics on Motor Vehicle Dnver Licenses in Georgia, 2000
Deaths From Motor Vehicle Accidents in Georg~aand the UnitedStates, 1990-1999........ ..............
Telephone Access Lines by SelectedType of Customer and Type of Technology
in Georgia, December 31. 1997-2000.................................................................................................. General Characteristics of Local Telephone Companies in Georgia. 1998-2000................ ..............
Wire, Cable, and Radio Equipment of Local Exchange Telephone Companies
in Georgia, 1998-2000
...........................................
he1Generat~onof Electnc Energy oy Eectnc Utll~ets In Georg~aan0
tne L n lea States, By SeaectedPr~meMover and Se ected So~rce.1992 2000
31 5
Operabe Generator NameplateCapac~tyano Ndmoer of Electnc Generating Un,ts In
Georg~aand the Un~tedStates, oy Pnmary Energy So~rce1. 992-2000
316
Consumptionof Fuel by Electric Utilitiesfor Productionof Energy in Georg~aand
the United States, By Type of Fuel and Type of Prime Mover, 1992-2000....................................... 317
Energy Consumption in Georgiaand the UnitedStates, By End-Use Sector and Type, 1998-1999
...................... 319
Electric Energy Sales in Georgiaand the United States, By Class of Service, 1996-2000............... 320
Selected Energy Expenditures, Pnces, Rankings. Georgia and the UnitedStates, 1999.................. 321
Gas Util~tylndustty Customen, Sales and Revenues. By Class of Service
in Georgia, 1997-2000.................................................................................................................... 322
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.001
EMPLOYMENT, TAXABLE PAYROLL, AND NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA'S TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND PUBLIC UTILITIES SECTOR, 2000
Industry
Number of employees (week of March 12)
Annual taxable payroll ($000)
Establishments (number)
Transportation and warehousing Air transportation Scheduled air transportation Nonscheduled air transportation Water transportation Deep sea, coastal and Great Lakes water transportation Inland water transportation Truck transportation General freight trucking Specialized freight trucking Transit and ground passenger transportation Urban transit systems Interurban and rural bus transportation Taxi and limousine service School and employee bus transportation Charter bus industry Other transit and ground passenger transportation Pipeline transportation Pipeline transportation of natural gas Transportation support activities Broadcasting and telecommunications Radio and television broadcasting Cable networks and program distribution Telecommunications Wired telecommunications carriers Wireless telecom carriers (excluding satellite) Utilities Elec power generation, transmission and distribution Natural gas distribution Water, sewage and other systems Water supply and irrigation systems Steam and air-conditioning supply Auxiliaries
134,055 41,310 (E) (D) (B) (B) 0-19 48,488 33,652 14,836 3,024 71 697 557 403 531 765 958 (B) 13,591 86,286 6,638 12,170 67,478 50,861 13,753 23,373 20,646 2,024 703 (C) (A) 49,611
4,483,779 1,664,934
0 0 0 0 0 1,597,282 1,177,158 420,124 50,038 1,230 12,100 9,359 6,744 8,791 11,814 57,535 0 428,768 4,751,442 295,492 527,859 3,928,091 2,935,590 754,618 1,402,217 1,279,524 98,682 24,011 0 0 1,971,586
5,241 119 79 40 23 20 3
3,229 1,721 1,508
238 7 9
102 19 32 69 63 36
971 1,823
271 210 1,342 823 382 603 463
71 69 60
2 515
Note: Classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System). (A) Employment 20 to 99. (B) Employment 250 to 499. (C) Employment 500 to 999. (D) Employment 1,000 to 2,499. (E) Employment 25,000 to 49,999. (F) Data withheld to avoid disclosure.
Source: U.S. Deparatment of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
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TABLE 13.101
COMMERCE OF GEORGIA OCEAN PORTS, 1997-2000 (in tons)
1995
1996
1997
1998
Savannah Total Foreign Imports Exports Domestic
Brunswick Total Foreign Imports Exports Domestic
17,929,269 14,701,939
7,386,671 7,315,268 3,227,330
2,697,924 2,512,741 1,526,934
985,807 185,183
17,710,606 14,574,907
8,278,552 6,296,355 3,135,699
2,614,796 2,337,410 1,379,598
957,812 277,386
18,156,379 15,402,604
9,192,033 6,210,571 2,753,775
2,370,643 2,108,790 1,427,180
681,610 261,853
19,670,923 16,934,381 10,109,181
6,825,200 2,736,542
2,580,647 2,285,997 1,302,548
983,449 294,650
Source: U.S. Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers, Waterborne Commerce of the United States, 1997-2000.
TABLE 13.104
NUMBER OF AIRCRAFT FACILITIESa IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1989-1999 (as of December 31)
Year
Number of aircraft facilities
Georgia
United Statesb
Type of ownership
Private
Public
Georgia Paved facilities
Unpaved facilities
Lighted Unlighted Lighted Unlighted
1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
363
17,446
230
133
368
17,490
235
133
375
17,581
240
135
382
17,846
248
134
409
18,317
266
143
405
18,267
267
138
402
18,148
265
137
401
18,216
265
136
400
18,345
264
136
403
18,770
268
135
433
19,098
296
137
103
83
103
86
105
87
105
85
105
95
105
92
104
89
103
88
103
88
103
90
103
90
9
168
10
169
11
172
11
181
11
198
11
197
11
198
11
199
11
198
12
198
14
226
a Airport facilities include airports, heliports, stolports, seaplane bases, and military airports with joint civilian and military use. b Includes Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and South Pacific Islands.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, FAA Statistical Handbook of Aviation, 19891996; unpublished data, 1997-1999.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
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TABLE 13.106
EXPENDITURES ON AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAMSa, GEORGIA, 1997-2001 (thousands of dollars)
Category
1997
1998
1999
2000
Primary Total federal funds Total projects
Commercial Total federal funds Total projects
Reliever Total federal funds Total projects
General aviation Total federal funds Total projects
System planning Total federal funds Total Projects
32,483 15
0 0
11,436 5
2,249 11
399 2
15,858 14
0 0
9,934 4
4,523 12
100 1
27,364 15
0 0
18,599 7
5,061 13
100 1
33,834 12
0 0
7,685 4
6,177 11
100 1
a Excludes amendments to grants.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, unpublished data, 1997-2001.
2001
50,034 10 0 0
9,246
11,876 12
1293 1
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
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TABLE 13.107
AIRCRAFT AND AIRCRAFT-RELATED PERSONNEL IN GEORGIA, DECEMBER 31, 2000 (number)
Category
Total
Female
Total pilots Studentsa Private Commercial Airline transport Miscellaneousb
Flight instructorc
Total nonpilot airmen Mechanic Repair men Parachute rigger Ground instructor Dispatcher Flight navigator Flight engineer
18,087
784
2,441
254
6,053
265
2,845
125
6,448
128
300
12
2,107
114
23,238
465
14,714
175
1,274
57
271
9
2,051
102
575
57
18
0
4,334
56
a Category of certificate unknown. b Includes helicopter, glider, and recreational. c Not included in total.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, unpublished data, 2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.201
TOTAL AND STATE-CONTROLLED MILEAGE, ROADS AND STREETS, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, CLASSIFIED BY SYSTEM, 1993-2000
State
Total mileagea
State controlledb
Rural state control
Urban state control
1993 Georgia United States
1994 Georgia United States
1995 Georgia United States
1996 Georgia United States
1997 Georgia United States
1998 Georgia United States
1999 Georgia United States
2000 Georgia United States
110,879 3,904,721
111,252 3,906,544
111,273 3,912,226
111,746 3,919,450
111,828 3,944,601
113,552 3,906,304
113,892 3,917,245
114,726 3,936,241
17,867 799,720
17,890 800,355
17,913 802,733
17,917 803,061
17,926 804,993
17,821 770,851
17,837 770,638
17,837 771,993
14,910 692,403
14,914 690,385
14,930 690,952
14,935 691,191
14,935 692,767
14,849 660,834
14,859 660,682
14,859 661,798
2,957 107,317
2,976 109,970
2,983 111,781
2,982 111,870
2,991 112,226
2,972 110,017
2,978 109,956
2,978 110,195
a Excludes non-public road mileage. b Includes state highway agency, state park, state toll and other state agency roadways.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics, 1993-2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
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TABLE 13.203
EXPENDITURES FOR CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE ON HIGHWAYS, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-2000 (thousands of dollars)
Year
Georgia
Construction
United Statesa
Georgia
Maintenance
United Statesa
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
765,635 791,496 699,149 737,696 729,928 881,477
1,067,597 602,530
1,111,114 1,247,905 1,106,272
26,254,131 27,100,793 28,656,525 29,873,806 32,068,326 32,500,624
34,273,372 35,721,427 38,534,667 43,349,363 47,616,404
223,640 201,710 185,909 226,286 229,059 259,122
285,025 300,531 139,499 149,546 161,475
8,393,562 8,256,676 8,787,516 9,529,547 10,136,228 10,405,045
11,056,099 11,334,116 11,556,843 12,133,920 12,962,185
a Including Alaska and Hawaii.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics, 1990-2000.
TABLE 13.204
MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS IN GEORGIA SELECTED YEARS, 1990-2000 (number)
Year
Automobiles
Buses
Trucks
Trailers
Motorcycles
Totala
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
3,833,915 3,991,270 4,121,018 3,959,891 4,167,597 4,225,580
3,840,559 3,688,005 4,032,998 4,011,725 4,066,530
14,377 14,918 15,399 14,746 15,062 15,551
16,086 16,499 17,068 17,520 18,017
1,640,852 1,708,001 1,736,020 1,657,788 1,807,042 1,879,066
2,426,027 2,537,703 2,843,253 2,943,465 3,070,459
509,291 530,221 547,399 486,064 510,465 550,793
594,851 585,150 604,590 613,116 629,867
74,463 77,424 80,035 65,004 56,631 71,392
72,538 74,643 85,262 85,957 86,988
5,489,144 5,714,189 5,872,437 5,632,425 5,989,702 6,120,197
6,282,672 6,242,207 6,893,319 6,972,710 7,155,006
a Does not include trailers and motorcycles.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics, 1990-2000.
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TABLE 13.205
TOTAL CONSUMPTION OF MOTOR FUEL, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 1990-2000 (thousands of gallons)
Year
Georgia
United States
Year
Georgia
United States
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
4,439,053 4,432,564 4,505,163 4,970,277 5,046,099 5,241,862
136,368,463 133,540,329 137,538,695 140,779,218 143,071,758 146,458,369
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
5,462,605 5,503,209 5,772,612 6,027,368 6,110,803
149,852,506 153,723,244 158,167,393 163,689,861 165,231,832
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics, 1990-2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.206
SUMMARY STATISTICS ON MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER LICENSES IN GEORGIA, 2000
Category
Number
Learner permits issueda
Driver's licenses issued Class A, B, C Class M Commercial driver's license Class A Class B Class C
Driver's licenses in force (total)a By sex (total): Male drivers Female drivers
Driver's licenses and population Total resident populationb Persons of driving age (16 and over)b Licensed drivers Per 1,000 total resident population Per 1,000 driving age population
237,746
1,406,366 NA
43,329 22,877
2,471
5,550,176
2,733,365 2,816,811
8,186,453 6,250,708
678 888
NA Not available, data not submitted for 2000.
Note: Class A (truck/trailer combination), Class B (single large truck/bus), Class C (passenger/recreational vehicle), Class M (motorcycle).
a As of October 2001.
b Bureau of the Census data. Driving age population includes all persons aged 16 and over.
Source: Federal Highway Administration, Office of Highway Information Management, Highway Statistics, 2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
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TABLE 13.207
DEATHS FROM MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-1999
Year
Georgia
Percent change from previous year
United States
Percent change from previous year
1990
1,659
1.7
47,151
0.1
1991
1,393
-16.0
43,500
-7.7
1992
1,323
-5.0
40,300
-7.4
1993
1,407
6.3
42,200
4.7
1994
1,438
2.2
43,000
1.9
1995
1,494
3.9
43,363
0.8
1996
1,578
5.6
43,300
-0.1
1997
1,584
0.4
43,200
-0.2
1998
1,580
-0.3
41,200
-2.8
1999
1,508
-4.6
41,611
1.0
2000
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1990-2001.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.300
TELEPHONE ACCESS LINES BY SELECTED TYPE OF CUSTOMER AND TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY IN GEORGIA, DECEMBER 31, 1997-2000a (number)
Category
1997
1998
1999
2000
Type of customer Business access lines Analog single-line Analog multi-line Digital Public access lines Residential access lines Analog Digital Mobile access lines Total switched access lines Percent of households with telephone serviceb
Type of technology Analog (4Khz or equivalent) Main access lines Pbx and Centrex trunks Centrex extensions Digital (64Kb/sec or equivalent) Main access lines Pbx and Centrex trunks Centrex extensions Other switched access lines Total switched access lines Central office switches excluding remotes139 Remote switches Total central office switches Basic rate ISDN control channels Primary rate ISDN control channels
116,674 1,049,435
238,149 52,045
2,741,963 4,793 1
4,203,060 92.4
117,955 1,095,809
242,060 53,657
2,871,076 5,891 1
4,386,449 92.2
117,794 1,108,124
234,506 53,164
2,951,611 6,390 1
4,471,590 91.2c
110,246 961,788 334,773
48,363
2,983,638 5,284 1
4,444,093 NA
3,601,298 176,658 182,162
17,149 --
225,793 0
4,203,060 141 134 273
27,209 2,113
3,754,618 190,747 193,133
23,005 --
224,946 0
4,386,449 140 133 274
35,052 5,006
3,844,091 189,749 196,854
28,508 --
212,388 0
4,471,590 142 133 273
41,837 6,673
3,814,191 189,292 100,553
28,786 --
311,271 0
4,444,093
132 274 44,290 9,116
-- Indicates zero. a As reported by local exchange companies reporting annually to the Federal Communications Commission. b As of November of each year.
Source: U.S. Federal Communications Commission, Statistics of Communications Common Carriers, 1997-2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.302
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LOCAL TELEPHONE COMPANIES IN GEORGIA, 1998-2000
Characteristic
Total industry Bell companies Percent of lotal Other reporting local exchange companies Percent of total All other local exchange companies Percent of total
Percent of industry represented by reporting companies
Local calls Intralata toll calls completedb Interlata toll calls completedb
Interstate Intrastate Total Interlata billed access minutesc Interstate Intrastate Total
1998
1999
2000
Presubscribed lines of local exchange telephone companiesa
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Telephone calls and minutes for local exchange companiesa
18,758,940 283,635
1,719,341 422,444
2,141,785
15,539,439 4,043,638
19,583,077
18,080,602 274,871
1,845,623 489,367
2,334,990
16,340,557 4,615,838
20,956,395
17,758,722 193,689
1,799,220 444,218
2,243,438
17,275,925 4,244,168
21,520,092
Georgia United States
Percent of households with telephone serviced
1998
1999
2000
89.9
92.3
NA
94.1
94.0
NA
NA Not available. a Year ended December 31. b Originating. c Originating and terminating. d Compiled by U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, per agreement with the FCC; data as of March of each
reported year.
Source: U.S. Federal Communications Commission, Statistics of Communications Common Carriers, 1998-2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.303
WIRE, CABLE AND RADIO EQUIPMENT OF LOCAL EXCHANGE TELEPHONE COMPANIES IN GEORGIA, 1998-2000a (kilometers)
Category
1998
1999
2000
Total cableb Aerial cable Underground cable Buried cable Submarine cable Intrabuilding network cable
Aerial wire Copper wire in non-coaxial cable
Radio relay system Terrestrial system One-way radio channel Telephone channel
Total equipped local loop circuitc Analog Digital Video
Total equipped interoffice circuitc Analog Digital Video
211,957 71,797 18,137
120,922 28
1,073
0 68,739,893d
57 271 84,576
18,155,489 19,055,354
1,134
0 76,799,960
1,700
218,409 73,873 18,706
124,741 27
1,062
0 71,548,551
51 244 80,347
18,282,048 18,264,344
1,247
0 96,076,342
1,870
225,554 76,054 19,211
129,238 25
1,025
0 72,923,664
57 271 84,576
18,086,365 20,009,017
1,434
0 111,319,987
2,057
a Year ended December 31; data are for companies reporting to the Federal Communications Commission and do not include AT&T Communications Inc.
b Includes total of sheath km of copper and sheath km of fiber.
c Cable and microwave systems.
d Metallic wire in cable.
Source: U.S. Federal Communications Commission, Statistics of Communications Common Carriers, 1998-2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.402
NET GENERATION OF ELECTRIC ENERGY BY ELECTRIC UTILITIES IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES,
BY SELECTED PRIME MOVER AND SELECTED SOURCE, 1992-2000 (thousands of megawatt hours)
Year and area
Hydroelectric
Nuclear
Combustion turbine/ internal combustiona
Fossil-fired steamb
Totalc
1992 Georgia United States
1993 Georgia United States
1994 Georgia United States
1995 Georgia United States
1996 Georgia United States
1997 Georgia United States
1998 Georgia United States
1999 Georgia United States
2000 Georgia United States
5,342 239,559
4,753 265,063
4,857 243,693
4,684 293,653
4,936 327,970
4,418 358,949
5,026 328,581
2,674 293,932
2,301 248,195
27,996 618,776
27,233 610,291
28,927 640,440
30,661 673,402
29,925 674,729
30,414 628,644
31,380 673,702
31,478 725,036
32,473 705,433
40 21,131
124 25,039
88 36,130
479 44,199
350 49,024
449 55,057
1,409 68,755
2,317 383,310
2,396 362,895
58,401 1,907,553
63,628 1,972,566
64,881 1,981,516
66,193 1,976,865
63,518 2,018,505
66,499 2,094,127
70,902 2,158,105
74,068 1,767,679
79,010 1,696,619
91,779 2,797,219
95,738 2,882,525
98,753 2,910,712
102,016 2,994,529
98,729 3,077,442
101,780 3,122,523
108,717 3,212,171
110,537 3,173,674
116,180 3,015,383
a Includes petroleum and gas combustion turbine/internal combustion units. b Includes coal, petroleum and gas-fired steam units. c Categories may not add to totals because of rounding.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, Office of Coal, Nuclear, Electric and Alternate Fuels, Electric Power Annual, 1992-2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.404
OPERABLE GENERATOR NAMEPLATE CAPACITYa AND NUMBER OF ELECTRIC GENERATING UNITS IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES,
BY TYPE OF PRIMARY ENERGY SOURCE, 1992 - 2000b
Year and area
Coal
Number of units
Capacity (MW)
Petroleum
Number of units
Capacity (MW)
Gas
Number of units
Capacity (MW)
1992 Georgia United States
1993 Georgia United States
1994 Georgia United States
1995 Georgia United States
1996 Georgia United States
1997 Georgia United States
1998 Georgia United States
1999 Georgia United States
2000 Georgia United States
118 3,497
39 1,223
39 1,219
39 1,212
39 1,214
39 1,198
39 1,177
37 1,082
39 1,024
2,744 89,740
14549 324,790
14549 324,753
14,491 324,430
14,491 326,457
14,549 325,001
14,549 320,593
14,457 296,883
14,549 278,005
4 109
31 3,360
31 3,357
30 3,277
30 3,282
30 3,321
30 3,266
30 3,035
30 3,007
3,950 107,850
1512 76,947
1,512 77,575
1,386 71,908
1,386 77,683
1,386 76,511
1,386 69,812
1,386 54,444
1,386 45,646
-105
14 2,170
20 2,149
25 2,238
25 2,205
25 2,148
25 2,101
29 2,043
39 2,068
-4,251
393 142,573
873 142,984
1,343 152,688
1,343 145,639
1,345 147,260
1,345 135,426
1,654 129,510
2,868 129,516
-- Indicates zero.
MW Denotes megawatts.
a Capacity in megawatts. U.S. totals include 50 states and District of Columbia; totals may not add to sum of components because of rounding.
b As of December.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, Inventory of Power Plants in the United States, 1992-2000.
TABLE 13.405
CONSUMPTION OF FUEL BY ELECTRIC UTILITIES FOR PRODUCTION OF ENERGY IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF FUEL AND TYPE OF PRIME MOVER, 1992-2000 (units as specified)
Year and area
1992 Georgia United States
1993 Georgia United States
1994 Georgia United States
1995 Georgia United States
1996 Georgia United States
Coal (thou. of short tons)
Steam
23,656 779,860
25,339 813,508
27,293 817,270
29280 829007
29170 874681
Steam
182 141,163
286 154,905
187 140,907
206 92,131
228 102,270
Petroleum (thou. of barrels)
Combustion turbine/ Internal combustion
Total
86 6,172
220 7,549
170 10,097
288 10,019
412 11,003
268 147,335
506 162,454
358 151,004
494 102,150
640 113,274
Steam
1,065 2,543,273
2,623 2,429,981
779 2,657,068
3,152 2,772,893
2,538 2,282,155
Gas (Mcf)a
Combustion turbine/ Internal combustion
Total
97 222,335
403 252,459
249 330,078
4,682 423,614
2,196 449,952
1,162 2,765,608
3,026 2,682,440
1,028 2,987,146
7,834 3,196,507
4,734 2,732,107 (continued)
TABLE 13.405 (Continued)
CONSUMPTION OF FUEL BY ELECTRIC UTILITIES FOR PRODUCTION OF ENERGY IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF FUEL AND TYPE OF PRIME MOVER, 1992-2000 (units as specified)
Year and area
Coal (thou. of short tons)
Steam
Steam
Petroleum (thou. of barrels)
Combustion turbine/ Internal combustion
Total
Steam
Gas (Mcf)a
Combustion turbine/ Internal combustion
Total
1997 Georgia United States
1998 Georgia United States
1999 Georgia United States
2000 Georgia United States
30,631 900,361
30,731 910,867
31,506 894,120
33,151 859,335
207 114,695
401 161,821
NA NA
NA NA
244 10,451
1,190 16,793
NA NA
NA NA
451 125,146
1,591 178,614
1,416 143,830
1,397 120,129
2,829 2,452,679
10,220 2,618,037
NA NA
NA NA
4,514 515,774
12,149 640,017
NA NA
NA NA
7,343 2,968,453
22,369 3,258,054
20,539 3,113,419
21,447 3,043,094
Note: Totals may not equal sum of components because of rounding. NA Not available. a Millions of cubic feet.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, Office of Coal, Nuclear, Electric and Alternate Fuels, Electric Power Annual, 1992-2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.407
ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, BY END-USE SECTOR AND TYPE, 1998-1999 (trillions of Btu)
Sector and type
Georgia
1998
United States
Georgia
1999
End-usea Residential Commercial Industrial Transportation
Type Coal Natural gas Petroleum Nuclear power Hydro-electric
572.2 422.2 879.2 839.6
771.6 367.0 989.6 333.4
52.4
18,274 15,029 35,382 25,393
21,014 22,012 36,934
7,157 3,523
553.1 416.3 957.3 871.4
789.6 340.6 1,044.4 334.4
28.0
a Data include electricity sales and associated electrical system energy losses.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, State Energy Profiles, 1998-1999.
United States
18,382 15,059 35,917 26,325
20,498 22,295 37,960
7,736 3,449
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
Class
Totala Residential Commercial Industrial
TABLE 13.408
ELECTRIC ENERGY SALES IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, BY CLASS OF SERVICE, 1996-2000 (billions of KWH)
1996
101.3 37.8 29.1 33.2
1997
102.3 36.8 30.2 34.0
Georgia
1998
110.7 41.5 32.8 35.1
1999
112.7 41.8 34.1 35.3
2000
119.9 44.1 36.9 37.3
Class
1996
1997
United States 1998
1999
2000
Totala Residential Commercial Industrial
3,097.8 1,082.5
887.4 1,030.4
3,139.8 1,075.8
928.4 1,032.7
3239.8 1127.7
968.5 1040.0
3,312.1 1,144.9 1,002.0 1,058.2
3412.8 1193.4 1037.9 1070.8
a Includes other service, not shown separately; components may not add to totals due to rounding. Data rounded to billions of KWH by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, Office of Coal, Nuclear, Electric and Alternate Fuels, Electric Power Annual, 1996-2000.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.409
SELECTED ENERGY EXPENDITURES, PRICES, AND RANKINGSa, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1999
Category
Energy expenditures (millions of $)
Georgia
United States
Energy prices ($ per million Btu)
Georgia
United States
Total (millions of $) Ranking
Petroleum Ranking
Motor gasoline Ranking
Natural gas Ranking
Coal Ranking
Electricity Ranking
Per capita ($) Ranking
15,524 11
7,162 10
4,464 9
1,170 21
1,231 6
6,988 11
1,993 36
558,742 NA
262,912 NA
149,260 NA
83,512 NA
25,920 NA
216,737 NA
2,049 NA
8.20 30
6.92 43
7.79 51
3.62 47
1.56 12
18.32 24
8.41 NA
7.33 NA
9.31 NA
4.26 NA
1.26 NA
19.37 NA
NA Not applicable. a Based on 50 states plus District of Columbia; ranked from highest to lowest value.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, State Energy Price and Expenditure Report, 1999.
TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
13.000
TABLE 13.411
GAS UTILITY INDUSTRY CUSTOMERS, SALES AND REVENUES BY CLASS OF SERVICE IN GEORGIA, 1997-2000
1997
1998
1999
2000
Customersa (1,000) Totald Residential Commercial Industrial
1,650
1,707
1,006
339
1,527
1,581
N/A
310
120
123
N/A
28
3
3
N/A
1
Salesb (trillion Btuc) Totald Residential Commercial Industrial
215
291
127
66
117
157
N/A
20
50
75
N/A
11
41
37
N/A
35
Revenuesb (million dollars) Totald Residential Commercial Industrial
1,355 838 316 190
1,158 723 268 148
495
403
N/A
166
N/A
73
N/A
164
Average prices (dollars per million Btu)
Totald
5.80
5.55
5.45
6.59
Residential
6.62
6.49
6.47
7.58
Commercial
5.65
5.34
5.34
6.45
Industrial
3.53
3.18
3.19
4.35
Average annual residential gas bills (dollars per customer)
481
552
549
457
a Averages for the year. Data in all categories rounded to nearest unit by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
b Excludes sales for resale.
c A British thermal unit is the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water one degree fahrenheit at or near its point of maximum density.
d Includes electric generation and "other" service not shown separately.
Source: American Gas Association, Gas Facts, 1997-2000.
14. BANKING, FINANCE, AND INSURANCE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Summary of Assets and L~abll~tteosf FDIC-InsuredCommercial Banks and Trust Companies in Georg~a,December 31. 1998-2000........................................
Summary of lncome and Expenses of All FDIC-insuredSav~ngslnstitutions in Georgta, 1997-2000...........................................................................................................................3..25
Deposits in All FDIC-Insured InstitutionsOperating in Georgta. By Charter Class, June 30. 2001 ................................................................................................................................3..2..6
Number of Offices of FDIC-Insured Deposttory lnstitutions in Georgia,
By Type of Charter and Insurance Status, December 31, 1999-2001............................................... 327
Number, Assets, and Deposits of FDIC-InsuredCommercial Banks In Georgia
and the UnitedStates, by Size of Assets, December 31, 2000 and 2001....................................
Major Elements of Income and Expenses of All FDIC-Insured Commercial Banks
in Georg~aC, alendar Year 2000 ...........................................................................................................3. 29
Deposits in All FDIC-Insuredlnst~tutlonsin Georgla, By County, June 30, 2001.............................. 330
D~stributionof Deposits In All FDIC-Insured lnst~tutionsby
MetropolitanAreas in Georgia. 2001 .................................................................................................... 335
Summary of Assets and Liabil~tiesof FDIC-InsuredSavings lnst~tutionsin Georgia,
December31, 1998-2000....................................................................................................................... 336
Summary Stat~st~cfosr Financial and Insurance Industriesin Georgia, 1997......................................... 337
Employment, Taxable Payroll, and Number of Establishments in Georgia's F~nanceI,nsurance,and Real Estate Sector, 2000.................................................................................. 339
Mortgages and Real Estate Owned in Georgia by U.S. Life lnsurance Compan~es,
By Type, 1997-2000.........................................................................................................................
Summary Statisticsfor Credit Un~onsin Georgia and the United States. 2000-2001....................... 341
Health lnsurance Coverage Status of Persons tn Georgia and the United States.
1990-2000,W~thType of Coverage in 2000.. .............................................................................
342
Life lnsurancePurchases. Prem~umsReceived, and Policies in Force In Georgia, 1998-2000 .................................................................................................................................3..4..3.
Life lnsurance Payments in Georgia, 1998-2000, By Type of Pollcy and Type of Payment................................................................................................................................ 344
Table: 14.001
SUMMARY OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF FDIC-INSURED COMMERCIAL BANKS IN GEORGIA, DECEMBER 31, 1998-2000 (millions of dollars)
Category
1998
1999
2000
Number of institutions
349
345
337
Total assets Cash and due from depository institutions Securities Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell Loans and leases, net Plus: allowance for losses and allocated transfer risk reserve Loans and leases, total Plus: unearned income Loans and leases, gross Assets held in trading account Bank premises and fixed assets Other real estate owned Intangible assets All other assets
76,644 4,021
12,556
3,641 49,152
1,184 50,336
38 50,375
40 1,107
57 2,659 3,411
86,238 3,796
13,511
4,601 57,343
1,120 58,463
33 58,496
75 1,164
48 2,502 3,197
168,086 11,885 25,870
4,230 116,343
1,685 118,028
25 118,054
168 2,353
100 2,817 4,320
Total liabilities, limited-life preferred stock, and equity capital Total liabilitiesa Deposits, total Noninterest-bearing Interest-bearing Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase Demand notes issued to the U.S. treasury Trading liabilities Other borrowed money With original maturity of one year or less Subordinated notes and debentures All other liabilitiesa Total equity capital Perpetual preferred stock Common stock Surplus Undivided profits Cumulative foreign currency translation adjustments
76,644 64,893 47,331
9,028 38,303
5,865 10 0
7,371 5,375
406 3,909 11,751
8 511 7,244 3,988
0
86,238 73,774 50,830
9,119 41,711
8,317 15 0
11,122 5,998 405 3,085
12,464 12
532 7,538 4,381
0
168,086 149,405 109,328
16,144 93,183
13,307 604 0
20,413 12,061
1,223 4,530 18,682
15 549 9,464 8,654
0
Memoranda: Loans and leases past due 30-89 days Loans and leases past due 90 or more days
710
783
1,386
195
175
399
Table: 14.001
SUMMARY OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF FDIC-INSURED COMMERCIAL BANKS IN GEORGIA, DECEMBER 31, 1998-2000 (millions of dollars)
Category
1998
1999
2000
Loans and leases in nonaccrual status Income earned, not collected on loans
217
217
638
368
387
1,069
a Includes limited-life preferred stock and surplus.
Source: U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Statistics on Banking, 1998-2000.
Table 14.005
SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES OF ALL FDIC-INSURED SAVINGS INSTITUTIONSa IN GEORGIA, CALENDAR YEARS 1997-2000
(millions of dollars)
Category
1997
1998
1999
2000
Number of institutions Number of employees (full-time equivalent)
31 2,479
28 2,231
28 2,360
24 1,608
Total interest and fee income Total interest expense Net interest income Provisions for loan and lease
Losses and allocated transfer risk Total noninterest income Total noninterest expense Pre-tax net operating income Gains (losses) on securities not
held in trading accounts Net income
416
428
502
467
230
248
281
295
186
180
221
172
15
12
17
17
64
46
61
43
206
165
264
227
28
48
1
-29
21
22
43
0
20
50
24
-10
a Excludes institutions in Resolution Trust Corporation conservatorship, in which there was none in 1997 through 1999.
Source: U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Statistics on Banking, 1997-2000.
TABLE
14.100
DEPOSITS OF ALL FDIC-INSURED INSTITUTIONS OPERATING IN GEORGIA, BY CHARTER CLASS, JUNE 30, 2001
Charter class
Institutionsa Officesb (number) (number)
Total Commercial banks National charter State charter Federal Reserve member Federal Reserve nonmember Savings institutionsd U.S. Branches of foreign banks Total
343
2,251
70
749
273
1,502
16
428
257
1,074
26
98
0
0
369
2,349
Headquarted in State Commercial banks National charter State charter Federal Reserve member Federal Reserve nonmember Savings institutionsd U.S. branches of foreign banks Total
331
1,320
65
205
266
1,115
12
285
254
830
23
65
0
0
354
1,385
Headquartered outside of state Commercial banks National charter State charter Federal Reserve member Federal Reserve nonmember Savings institutionsd
12
931
5
544
7
387
4
143
3
244
3
33
Depositsc ($ millions)
97,406 37,332 60,074 19,476 40,598
4,666 0
102,071
51,205 7,257
43,948 13,505 30,444
4,206 0
55,411
46,200 30,075 16,125
5,971 10,154
460
U.S. branches of foreign banks Total
0
0
15
964
0 46,660
a Includes all institutions located in a geographic area., whether or not they hold deposits.
b Includes home offices and all offices (main and branches) actually holding deposits; does not include loan production offices, computer centers, and other non-deposit installations, such as automated teller machines (ATMs).
c Includes only deposits of offices located within geographic area; does not include deposits of International Banking Facilities (IBFs).
d Includes all FDIC-insured (OTS-regulated and FDIC-regulated) financial institutions that operate under federal or state thrift banking charters.
Source: U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, FDIC Financial Institutions and Branch Office Data, online at www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/index.html.
Table
14.112
NUMBER OF OFFICES OF FDIC-INSURED DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS IN GEORGIA,BY TYPE OF CHARTER AND INSURANCE STATUS, AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1999-2001
Year/class of institution
Total, all offices
Total institutions
Offices in Institutions
Single- Institutions
unit
operating
institutions branches Branchesa
1999 Total FDIC-insured institutions
Commercial banks and trust companiesb, total With national charter With state charter, total Federal Reserve member Federal Reserve nonmember
Savings institutions, totalc Federal charterc
2000 Total FDIC-insured institutions
Commercial banks and trust companiesb, total With national charter With state charter, total Federal Reserve member Federal Reserve nonmember
Savings institutions, totalc Federal charterc
20001 Total FDIC-insured institutions
Commercial banks and trust companiesb, total With national charter With state charter, total Federal Reserve member Federal Reserve nonmember
Savings institutions, totalc Federal charterc
2,329 2,162 1,014 1,148
185 963 167 167
2,380 2,271
797 1,474
412 1,062
109 107
2,399 2,287
729 1,558
590 968 112 112
373 345
71 274
8 266
28 28
361 337
67 270
8 262
24 23
347 324
59 265
14 251
23 23
111 105
22 83
2 81
6 6
113 108
25 83
2 81
5 5
101 95 22 73 4 69 6 6
262
1,956
240
1,817
49
943
191
874
6
177
185
697
22
139
22
139
248
2,019
229
1,934
42
730
187
1,204
6
404
181
800
19
85
18
84
246
2,052
229
1,963
37
670
192
1,293
10
576
182
717
17
89
17
89
a Includes all offices of a bank other than its head office, at which deposits are received, checks paid, or money lent. Includes limited-purpose facilities defined as branches under the Federal Deposit Insurance Act, whether or not such facilities are defined as branches under state law; does not include ATMs.
b Includes national banks; FDIC-insured state chartered banks and trust companies, except savings banks; and FDIC-insured industrial and Morris Plan banks which operate under general banking codes, or are specifically authorized by law to accept deposits and in practice do so, or the obligations of which are
regarded as deposits for deposit insurance. c Excludes institutions in Resolution Trust Corporation conservatorship. Source: U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Statistics on Banking, 1999-2001.
Copy of BANK121
TABLE 14.121
NUMBER, ASSETS, AND DEPOSITS OF FDIC-INSURED COMMERCIAL BANKS IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, BY SIZE OF ASSETS, DECEMBER 31, 2000 AND 2001 (number; millions of dollars)
Area and characteristic
Total
commercial Less than
banks
25
25-50
Banks with millions of dollars of assetsa of:
50050-100 100-300 300-500 1,000
1,0003,000
3,00010,000
10,000 or more
2000 Georgia
Banks (no.) Assets ($ mil.) Deposits ($ mil.)
8,315 6,238,713 4,176,575
1,072 1,675 2,095 2,322
452
304
219
94
17,747 62,782 150,665 391,104 173,634 208,271 362,009 522,104
14,432 53,139 127,346 326,660 142,217 163,582 268,294 353,287
82 4,350,396 2,727,619
United Statesb Banks (no.) Assets ($ mil.) Deposits ($ mil.)
337 168,086 109,328
26
47
394 1,788
283 1,504
118 8,638 7,249
116 20,271 16,849
16 6,062 4,664
7 4,904 3,780
3 4,081 1,632
2 10,171
3,535
2 111,777
69,832
2001 Georgia
Banks (no.) Assets ($ mil.) Deposits ($ mil.)
8,080 6,569,240 4,391,623
881 1,546 2,059 2,350
509
335
222
98
14,656 58,263 148,703 396,785 195,018 227,590 371,686 543,748
11,946 49,544 126,209 331,226 158,675 178,471 273,795 351,254
80 4,612,791 2,910,503
United Statesb Banks (no.) Assets ($ mil.) Deposits ($ mil.)
324 175,542 107,702
23
36
328 1,426
234 1,230
101 7,378 6,289
125 20,758 17,190
22 8,272 6,339
8 5,516 4,284
4 5,176 2,206
3 13,217
1,883
2 113,472
68,048
a Includes consolidated foreign and domestic assets.
Copy of BANK121 b Includes fifty states, District of Columbia, and outlying possessions. Source: U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Statistics on Banking, 2000, 2001.
Table 14.122
MAJOR ELEMENTS OF INCOME AND EXPENSES OF ALL FDIC-INSURED COMMERCIAL BANKS IN GEORGIA, CALENDAR YEAR 2000 (millions of dollars)
Asset size
Insurance fund
Category
Total Less than $100
commercial $100 million to $1 billion BIF SAIF member
banks
million $1 billion or more member a
b
Number of institutions
337
191
139
7
328
9
Number of employees (full-time equivalent)
51,009 4,495 12,009 34,505 50,162
847
Total interest and fee income Total interest expense Net interest income Provisions for loan and lease
Losses and allocated transfer risk Total noninterest income Total noninterest expense Pre-tax net operating income Gains (losses) on securities not
held in trading accounts Net income
11,952
827 2,468 8,657 11,733
219
6,030
384 1,171 4,475
5,919
112
5,922
444 1,297 4,182
5,814
108
506
34
86
386
495
10
5,349
131
636 4,582
5,326
23
6,106
388 1,105 4,613
6,037
69
4,659
152
742 3,765
4,608
51
-12
-1
-6
-5
-12
0
3,106
111
491 2,504
3,073
34
a The Bank Insurance Fund (BIF) was formerly the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's Deposit Insurance Fund.
b The Savings Association Insurance Fund (SAIF) provides deposit insurance for savings associations previously insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Corporation (FSLIC).
Source: U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Statistics on Banking, 2000.
BANK125
TABLE 14.125 DEPOSITS IN ALL FDIC-INSURED INSTITUTIONS, GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, JUNE 30, 2001
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford
Commercial Banks
Savings Institutionsd
Institutionsa Officesb Depositsc Institutionsa Officesb (number) (number) (millions) (number) (number)
Depositsc (millions)
4
4
189
0
0
0
2
3
52
0
0
0
2
4
182
0
0
0
1
1
14
0
0
0
5
11
434
0
0
0
1
3
72
0
0
0
8
15
446
0
0
0
13
22
821
0
0
0
5
8
197
0
0
0
4
7
199
0
0
0
10
52
2,187
0
0
0
3
3
134
0
0
0
1
2
43
0
0
0
4
5
120
2
2
66
4
5
160
0
0
0
7
16
546
0
0
0
5
10
199
0
0
0
3
4
235
0
0
0
4
4
61
0
0
0
6
12
273
0
0
0
3
8
141
0
0
0
11
30
1056
0
0
0
8
13
632
0
0
0
2
2
83
0
0
0
12
72
2,659
1
1
15
3
6
61
0
0
0
2
6
170
0
0
0
12
40
1,296
1
1
6
12
40
1,222
0
0
0
1
1
19
0
0
0
10
30
1,111
1
2
171
2
2
59
0
0
0
21
133
5,191
3
6
157
8
15
396
1
1
9
7
11
397
0
0
0
8
21
640
0
0
0
4
6
163
0
0
0
8
25
716
1
1
0
2
2
49
0
0
0
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TABLE 14.125 DEPOSITS IN ALL FDIC-INSURED INSTITUTIONS, GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, JUNE 30, 2001
County
Crisp Dade Dawson DeKalb Decatur Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper
Commercial Banks
Savings Institutionsd
Institutionsa Officesb (number) (number)
6
10
1
3
4
8
21
113
4
8
3
7
2
4
8
24
12
31
3
3
4
7
3
7
5
8
2
7
3
6
12
31
8
25
13
24
5
12
34
249
4
7
1
1
7
24
7
10
5
9
3
4
31
138
5
19
14
44
2
2
5
12
2
5
5
8
2
2
15
33
9
25
2
3
6
17
2
2
4
5
Depositsc Institutionsa Officesb (millions) (number) (number)
268 58
262 5,640
252 258 142 795 769 110 243 244 246 125 261 1103 1028 913 296 25225 374
13 782 495 248 128 5511 724 1806
67 279
69 251
66 1055
747 67
469 127 143
0
0
1
1
0
0
3
9
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
7
22
0
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
0
0
1
2
2
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Depositsc (millions)
0 47
0 531
8 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 7 5 6 0 14 0 1862 0 0 170 0 0 110 276 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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TABLE 14.125 DEPOSITS IN ALL FDIC-INSURED INSTITUTIONS, GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, JUNE 30, 2001
County
Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun
Commercial Banks
Savings Institutionsd
Institutionsa Officesb (number) (number)
3
13
2
2
2
2
4
4
2
4
1
1
8
18
5
7
4
11
2
2
2
2
9
25
5
9
3
4
2
8
1
1
5
9
2
3
6
8
3
3
4
6
4
4
3
4
3
6
4
7
11
53
3
12
6
10
2
3
7
17
4
6
6
8
3
4
3
6
4
9
2
3
3
5
1
1
4
7
2
3
Depositsc Institutionsa Officesb (millions) (number) (number)
186 60 79
186 184
91 662
76 228
60 16 941 293 98 138 25 286 73 179 91 177 129 135 176 241 2945 460 267 75 516 184 434 167 132 353 102 220 13 367 68
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
Depositsc (millions)
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 171 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 0 0 0 0 0 142 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0
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TABLE 14.125 DEPOSITS IN ALL FDIC-INSURED INSTITUTIONS, GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, JUNE 30, 2001
County
Randolph Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Commercial Banks
Savings Institutionsd
Institutionsa Officesb (number) (number)
10
56
9
18
1
1
4
7
3
6
6
13
5
8
1
2
4
11
2
2
1
1
4
7
2
2
5
6
3
4
8
14
7
15
6
11
2
5
2
2
7
19
2
4
1
1
3
4
4
8
7
13
6
10
6
7
2
2
4
7
5
7
1
1
1
2
4
7
14
30
5
7
3
5
2
2
3
3
Depositsc Institutionsa Officesb (millions) (number) (number)
2029 721 57 162 129 562 227 29 356 38 15 188 55 136 146 543 479 407 226 38 659 231 21 399 320 392 555 333 33 250 177 6 28 320
1255 103 193 59 131
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
2
1
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
Depositsc (millions)
0 0 0 0 0 0 76 0 0 0 0 36 0 0 0 197 0 151 11 0 131 0 0 0 0 4 0 187 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 0
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TABLE 14.125 DEPOSITS IN ALL FDIC-INSURED INSTITUTIONS, GEORGIA, BY COUNTY, JUNE 30, 2001
Commercial Banks
Savings Institutionsd
County
Institutionsa Officesb Depositsc Institutionsa Officesb (number) (number) (millions) (number) (number)
Depositsc (millions)
Georgia
2,251
97,406
98
4,666
NA Not available.
a Includes all institutions located in a geographic area., whether or not they hold deposits.
b Includes home offices and all offices (main and branches) actually holding deposits; does not include loan production offices, computer centers, and other non-deposit installations, such as ATMs.
c Includes only deposits of offices located within geographic area; does not include deposits of International Banking Facilities (IBFs).
d Includes all FDIC-Insured (OTS-Regulated and FDIC-Regulated) financial institutions that operate under federal or state thrift banking charters.
Source: U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 2001 Bank Data, FDIC/OTS Summary of Deposits, online at www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/index.html.
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TABLE 14.127
DISTRIBUTION OF DEPOSITS IN ALL FDIC-INSURED INSTITUTIONS, BY METROPOLITAN AREAS IN GEORGIA, 2001 (number; millions of dollars)
Metropolitan
area Total
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Columbus, GA-AL Macon Savannah
Number of Institutionsa Officesb Depositsc
9
31
15
58
120 1,051
17
128
16
81
20
88
17
85
871 1,627 57,266 4,203 3,496 3,324 3,077
Commercial banks Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Columbus, GA-AL Macon Savannah
Savings institutionsd Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Columbus, GA-AL Macon Savannah
9
31
15
58
110
992
16
119
16
81
20
88
16
84
0
0
0
0
10
59
1
9
0
0
0
0
1
1
871 1,627 54,101 3,959 3,496 3,324 3,062
0 0 3,165 245 0 0 15
a Includes all institutions located in a geographic area, whether or not they hold deposits.
b Includes home offices and all offices (main and branches) actually holding deposits; does not include loan production offices, computer centers, and other non-deposit installations, such as ATMs.
c Includes only deposits of offices located within geographic area; does not include deposits of International Banking Facilities (IBFs).
d In 1999, all institutions in Georgia were Federal Charter Savings Associations.
Source: U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 2001 Bank Data, FDIC/OTS Summary of Deposits, National Totals by Metropolitan Statistical
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Table 14.221
SUMMARY OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF FDIC-INSURED SAVINGS INSTITUTIONSa IN GEORGIA, DECEMBER 31,1998-2000. (millions of dollars)
Category
1998
1999
2000
Number of institutions
28
28
24
Total assets Cash and due from depository institutions Investment securities Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell Loans and leases, net Plus: allowance for losses and allocated transfer risk reserve Loans and leases, total Plus: unearned incomeb Loans and leases, gross Assets held in trading accounts Bank premises and fixed assets Other real estate owned Intangible assets All other assets
6,727 433
1,583
51 4,306
42 4,348
NA 4,348
0 104
15 35 200
8,056 364
2,213
33 5,028
55 5,083
NA 5,083
0 112
11 53 244
7,197 301
1,669
26 4,866
47 4,913
0 4,913
0 104
10 4
216
Total liabilities, limited- life preferred stock, and equity capital
Total liabilitiesa Deposits, total Demand deposits Time CDs and open-account time deposits of $100,000 or more Estimated insured deposits Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase Demand notes issued to the U.S. treasuryb Trading liabilitiesb Other borrowed money All other liabilitiesc
6,727 5,942 4,712
289
971 4,222
184 NA NA 839 208
8,056 7,069 5,008
341
990 4,556
645 NA NA
1,234 182
7,197 6,241 4,442
242
930 4,017
283 0 0
1,298 217
Total equity capital Perpetual preferred stock Common stock Surplus Undivided profits
785
987
956
0
0
0
31
25
22
218
566
487
535
395
447
Memoranda: Loans and leases past due 30-89 days Loans and leases past due 90 or more days
88
81
92
5
4
3
Table 14.221
SUMMARY OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF FDIC-INSURED SAVINGS INSTITUTIONSa IN GEORGIA, DECEMBER 31,1998-2000. (millions of dollars)
Category
1998
1999
2000
Loans and leases in nonaccrual status Income earned, not collected on loans
32
31
31
30
34
30
NA Not available.
a Excludes institutions in Resolution Trust Corporation conservatorship.
b Not reported by institutions filing a Thrift Financial Report.
c Includes limited-life preferred stock and related surplus.
Source: U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Statistics on Banking, 1998-2000.
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Table
14.225
SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE INDUSTRIES IN GEORGIA, 1997
Number of Revenue establishments ($000)
Annual payroll ($000)
Number of employeesa
Finance and insurance Monetary authorities - central bank Credit intermediation and related activities Depository credit intermediation
Commercial banking Savings institutions Credit unions Nondepository credit intermediation Credit card issuing Sales financing Other nondepository credit intermediation Activities related to credit intermediation Mortgage and non-mortgage loan brokers Financial transactions processing, reserve, and clearinghouse activities Other activities related to credit intermediation Securities, commodity contracts, other financial investments, and related activities Securities and commodity contracts intermediation and brokerage
Investment banking and securities dealing Securities brokerage Commodity contracts brokerage Other financial investment activities Miscellaneous intermediation Portfolio management Investment advice All other financial investment activities Insurance carriers and related activities Insurance carriers Direct life, health, and medical insurance carriers Direct insurance carriers (except life, health, and medical) Reinsurance carriers Agencies, brokerages, and other insurance related activities Insurance agencies and brokerages Other insurance related activities Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles (part)
11,668 1
5,580 2,548
NA 1,467,305 23,252,816 11,682,604
6,005,306 45,117
2,605,703 1,582,942
2,066 153 329
2,475 17
458 2,000
557 340
10,076,842 1,061,882 543,880 7,620,926 (D) 3,717,208 (D) 3,949,286 199,785
1,380,633 117,683 84,626 775,658 (D) 272,089 (D) 247,103 82,420
38 3,619,531 124,879
179
129,970
39,804
1,184 2,744,334 873,191
520 1,651,538 573,106
75 424
16 664 142 274 211
37 4,811 1,148
295,675 1,337,048
17,092 1,092,796
185,437 692,303 181,773
33,283 NA NA
74,338 494,918
3,182 300,085
24,330 201,373
58,900 15,482 2,444,364 1,653,360
486
(Q) 805,640
643
(Q) 826,675
19
(Q)
21,045
3,663 3,230
433 92
2,515,544 1,811,116
704,428 796,257
791,004 525,869 265,135
36,931
153,755 1,041
79,840 52,022
44,512 4,269 3,241
20,261 (G)
5,988 (J)
7,557 1,955
4,151
1,451
10,218
5,827
708 5,035
61 4,391
517 2,382 1,099
393 61,541 40,517
21,559
18,530 428
21,024 14,742
6,282 1,115
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Table
14.225
SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE INDUSTRIES IN GEORGIA, 1997
Number of Revenue establishments ($000)
Annual payroll ($000)
Number of employeesa
Note: Classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System). NA Not available or not comparable. a Paid employees for the week of March 12. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies; data are included in higher level totals. (G) 1,000 to 2,400 employees. (J) 10,000 to 24,999 employees. (Q) Revenue not collected at this level of detail for multi-establishment firms. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Finance and Insurance, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
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Table: 14.230
EMPLOYMENT, TAXABLE PAYROLL, AND NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA'S FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE SECTOR, 2000.
Industry
Finance & insurance Monetary authorities - central bank Commercial banking Savings institutions Credit unions Nondepository credit intermediation Credit card issuing Mortgage & non-mortgage brokers Financial clearinghouse & reserve activities Security, commodity contracts & like activity Investment banking & securities dealing Securities brokerage Commodity contracts dealing Commodity contracts brokerage Insurance carriers & related activities Insurance carriers Direct life, health, medical insurance carriers Direct property & casualty insurance carriers Direct title insurance carriers Reinsurance carriers Agencies & other insurance related activities Insurance agencies & brokerages Other insurance related activities Insurance & pension funds, third party admin. Funds, trusts, & other financial vehicles Open-end investment funds Real estate investment trusts Other financial vehicles Real estate & rental & leasing Real estate Lessors of real estate Offices of real estate agents & brokers Real estate property managers Offices of real estate appraisers
Number of employees
(week of March 12)
Annual taxable payroll ($ thousand)
Establishments (number)
163,910 (C)
43,905 (C) (D)
22,847 3,443 2,176 3,420
15,015 1,120 7,576 (A) (B)
66,467 42,206 20,105 21,334
(B) 603 24,261 17,286 6,975 3,927 (C) 191 1,085 (A) 58,749 35,363 11,392 8,280 12,509 1,130
7,897,913 (E)
1,557,186 (E) (E)
974,536 82,998 86,909
194,301 1,606,662
108,508 872,887
(E) (E) 3,090,356 2,011,364 957,685 1,009,989 (E) 35,784 1,078,992 755,601 323,391 186,253 (E) 33,968 66,086 (E) 1,924,848 1,239,306 313,374 361,411 433,133 35,286
12,503 1
2,174 146 337
2,510 51
444 58
1,525 95
604 7
26 4,994 1,101
478 579
19 20 3,893 3,447 446 201 97
5 72 20 8,734 6,591 2,419 2,261 1,054 421
(A) Employment 20 to 99. (B) Employment 100 to 249 (C) Employment 1,000 to 2,499. (D) Employment 2,500 to 4,999 (E) Figures withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual companies; the data are included in broader industry totals.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the
Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia, 2000
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Table
14.235
MORTGAGES AND REAL ESTATE OWNED IN GEORGIA BY U.S. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES, BY TYPE, 1997-2000 (thousands of dollars)
Category
1997
1998
1999
2000
Mortgages Total Farm Nonfarm
6,856,437 149,635
6,706,802
7,272,123 155,557
7,116,566
8,089,178 156,444
7,932,734
8,678,983 294,103
8,384,880
Real estate Total Farm Nonfarm
NA 1,306,542 1,066,764 1,270,132
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available.
Source: American Council of Life Insurance, Life Insurance Fact Book, 1997-2000.
Table
14.255
SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR CREDIT UNIONS IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 2000-2001
(number;percent; thousands of dollars)
Area/Characteristic
2000
2001
Georgia Number of credit unions
Total State charter Federal charter With more than $50 million in assets With less than $5 million in assets Members (number) Members as percent of populationa Financial data ($ thousands) Savings Loans Net capital Assets First mortgage loans Certificates Share drafts IRAs
222 80
142 27 86
1,712,504 0.2
8,200,828 5,629,349 1,173,174 9,460,205 1,244,926 1,626,619 1,065,179
721,601
219 78
141 28 85
1,714,975 0.2
8,665,193 5,781,518 1,226,616 9,990,399 1,414,580 1,652,157 1,065,443
747,768
United Statesb Number of credit unions
Total State charter Federal charter With more than $50 million in assets With less than $5 million in assets Members (number) Members as percent of populationa Financial data ($ thousands) Savings Loans Net capital Assets First mortgage loans Certificates Share drafts IRAs
10,514 4,284 6,230 1,709 4,112
80,937,530
28.4
10,355 4,237 6,118 1,749 3,947
81,589,260
28.3
427,410,641 449,013,077 318,027,325 330,894,122
53,533,525 55,909,786 489,766,433 514,690,788
83,427,454 91,350,886 120,258,667 121,757,847
54,358,514 55,073,980 38,964,349 40,224,070
a Population based on U.S. Bureau of the Census P-25 reports for July of each year.
b Totals for United States include data for 50 states, District of Columbia , Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, and American
Samoa.
Source: Credit Union National Association, Inc., Credit Union Report, annual, 2000-2001.
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Table 14.260
HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE STATUS OF PERSONS IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-2000, WITH TYPE OF COVERAGE IN 2000 (thousands of persons; percent)
Area/Year
All
Covered by insurance Not covered
Persons a Number Percent Number Percent
Georgia 1990 1991 1992b 1993c 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
6,352 6,272
6,679
6,863 7,241 7,267 7,399 7,647 7,666 7,810 7,773
5,381 5,387
5,400
5,601 6,066 5,966 6,080 6,303 6,325 6,642 6,638
84.7
971 15.3
85.9
885 14.1
80.9 1,279 19.1
81.6 1,262 18.4
83.0 1,174 16.2
82.1 1,301 17.9
82.2 1,319 17.8
82.2 1,344 17.6
82.5 1,341 17.5
85.0 1,168 15.0
85.4 1,135 14.6
United States 1990 1991 1992b 1993c 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
248,886 214,167 251,447 216,003
256,830 218,189
259,753 220,040 262,105 222,387 264,314 223,733 266,792 225,077 269,094 225,646 271,743 227,462 274,087 234,807 276,540 237,857
86.1 34,719 13.9 85.9 35,445 14.1
85.0 38,641 15.0
84.7 39,713 15.3 84.8 39,718 15.2 84.6 40,582 15.4 84.4 41,716 15.6 84.4 43,448 16.1 83.7 44,281 16.3 85.7 39,280 14.3 86.0 38,683 14.0
Type of Coverage, 2000
Georgia
United States
Number Percent Number Percent
Covered by public or private insurance
Private health insurance Employment-based
Government health insurance Medicaid Medicare Military healthd
Not covered
6,638 85.4 237,857
86.0
5,678 73.0 200,249
72.0
5,135 66.0 177,286
64.0
1,893 24.4
73,975
26.0
607
7.8
28,613
10.0
939 12.1
37,028
13.0
347
4.5
8,334
3.0
1,135
4.6
38,683
14.0
a Persons as of March of the following year.
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Type of Coverage, 2000
Georgia
United States
Number Percent Number Percent
b 1990 Census population controls begun.
c Data collection method changed to computer-assisted interviewing.
d Military health care also includes VA and CHAMPUS.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Poverty and Health Statistics Branch/HHES Division, Current Population Survey, May 2002.
Table 14.311
LIFE INSURANCE PURCHASES, PREMIUMS RECEIVED, AND POLICIES IN FORCE IN GEORGIA, 1998-2000
(number in thousands; value as indicated)
Characteristic
1998
1999
2000
Purchases of ordinary life insurancea ($ mil.)
48,567
52,286
54,959
Premium receipts in Georgiab , by category ($ mil.) Total Life Annuity Health Deposit-type funds
8,994 3,178
560 2,464 2,792
10,143 3,250 789 2,632 3,473
10,606 3,227 928 2,737 3,713
Life insurance in force by category Total amount, all policies ($ mil.) Ordinary (thous. policies) Amount ($ mil.) Group (thous. of master policies) Amount ($ mil.) Industrial (thous. policies) Amount ($ mil.) Credit (thous. policies) Amount ($ mil.)
455,298 4,644
270,647 NA
175,763 1,293 749 1,787 8,139
501,166 5,949
298,703 NA
194,264 NA NA
1,919 8,207
516,177 5,824
303,020 NA
205,278 NA NA
2,150 7,879
NA Not available.
a Excludes revivals, increases, dividend additions, and reinsurance acquired. Includes mass-marketed and monthly debit ordinary insurance, as well as long-term individual credit insurance.
b Data are for direct premiums collected in the state by U.S. life insurance companies, without deducting reinsurance ceded, but excluding reinsurance assumed.
Source: American Council of Life Insurance, Life Insurance Fact Book, 1998-2000.
Table:
14.313
LIFE INSURANCE PAYMENTS IN GEORGIA, 1998-2000, BY TYPE OF POLICY AND TYPE OF PAYMENT (thousands of dollars)
Category
1998
1999
2000
Life insurance and annuity benefit payments ($ thous.) Total Death payments Matured endowments Annuity payments Disability payments Surrender values Policy and contract dividends
4,097,668 1,266,357
11,352 844,204
16,624 1,588,522
370,609
5,441,090 1,368,219
11,042 982,734
16,957 2,669,849
392,289
5,534,301 1,508,945
10,522 1,014,493
19,678 2,565,725
414,938
Payments to life insurance beneficiaries, by category ($ thous.)
Total
1,266,345
Ordinary
776,651
Group
437,935
Industrial
14,576
Credit
37,183
1,368,221 882,722 447,579 NA 37,920
1,508,945 957,521 510,857 NA 40,567
Source: American Council of Life Insurance, Life Insurance Fact Book, 1998-2000.
15. CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
TABLE OF CONTENTS
15.001 15 103 15.201 15.205 15.300 15.305 15.310 15.405 15.450
Summary Statisticsfor Establishmentswith Payroll. Georgia'sConstruction
Industry, 1997...........................................................................................................................
346
Total Res~dent~Calonstruct~oAnutnonzed In Bu~ld~nPgemts. Georg~a
an0 the Unlted States 1987-2001
348
Employment in the Construction Sector, Georgia and the United States, 1990-2001........................ 349
Employment. Taxable Payrdl, and Number of Establishments in
Georgia's Construction Industry,20M)........................................................................................ 349
Characteristicsof Housing Units, 1990, and Total Housing Units, 1990-2000,
and Homeownenhip Rates, 1990-2001,for Georgiaand the United States..... ..............................
Terms on Conventional Single-Family Housing Mortgages.
Atlanta Federal Home Loan Bank District, Georgia, and Atlanta MSA 1996-2001.......................... .. 351
Median Price of Single-Family Homes, Georgia, Atlanta Federal Home Loan
Bank District. and the United States. 1996-2001
............................ .............. 352
ResidentialConstruction in Georgia's MSAs. By Category, 2001................................... .................... 353
Productionand Sh~pmenot f ManufacturedHomes in Georgia, 1990-2001......................................... 355
TABLE 15.001
SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, GEORGIA'S CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, 1997 (number; thousands of dollars)
Industry
Number of establishments
with payroll
All construction
Building, developing, and general contracting Land subdivision and land development Residential building construction Single-family housing construction Multifamily housing construction
Nonresidential building construction Manufacturing and industrial building construction Commercial and institutional building construction
Heavy construction Highway, street, bridge, and tunnel construction Highway and street construction Bridge and tunnel construction
Other heavy construction Water, sewer, and pipeline construction Power and communication transmission line construction Industrial nonbuilding structure construction All other heavy construction
Special trade contractors Plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors Painting and wall covering contractors Electrical contractors
17,896
5,552 340
3,751 3,595
156 1,461
266 1,195
1,267 340 316 23 927 321 98 5 503
11,077 2,589 855 1,879
Number of employees
Total
Construction workers
163,981
38,923 1,613
14,108 12,844
1,263 23,202
4,532 18,670
23,695 8,009 7,103 906
15,685 4,442 2,119 795 8,330
101,363 26,088 5,471 22,416
124,312
24,549 380
8,175 7,396
779 15,994
3,467 12,527
19,109 6,500 5,888 612
12,609 3,537 1,696 511 6,866
80,654 19,813
4,512 17,951
Annual payroll ($000)
Total
Construction workers
Value of construction
work ($000)
4,687,527
1,245,581 57,779
381,630 342,459
39,170 806,172 142,383 663,789
716,953 247,247 221,511
25,736 469,705 126,884
66,256 28,899 247,667
2,724,994 745,613 121,186 664,250
3,038,924
613,547 9,281
168,388 150,257
18,131 435,878
90,015 345,862
492,406 167,727 152,424
15,303 324,679
88,006 50,208 13,969 172,496
1,932,971 509,764 84,312 484,305
28,587,264
15,399,950 1,031,546 5,278,066 4,771,728 506,337 9,090,338 1,158,476 7,931,862
3,386,869 1,490,499 1,379,967
110,532 1,896,370
570,255 256,005
(D) (D)
9,800,444 2,745,211
417,103 2,012,912
(continued)
TABLE 15.001 (Continued)
SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, GEORGIA'S CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, 1997 (number; thousands of dollars)
Industry
Number of establishments
with payroll
Number of employees
Total
Construction workers
Annual payroll ($000)
Total
Construction workers
Value of construction
work ($000)
Special trade contractors (continued) Masonry, drywall, insulation, and tile contractors Masonry and stone contractors Drywall, plastering, acoustical, and insulation contractors Tile, marble, terrazzo, and mosaic contractors Carpentry and floor contractors Carpentry contractors Floor laying and other floor contractors Roofing, siding, and sheet metal contractors Concrete contractors Water well drilling contractors Other special trade contractors Structural steel erection contractors Glass and glazing contractors Excavation contractors Wrecking and demolition contractors Building equipment and other machinery installation contractors All other special trade contractors
1,242 510 592 139
1,208 924 284 734 619 120
1,831 134 148 545 28
135 843
11,136 3,908 6,223 1,005 5,185 3,927 1,258 5,938 7,520 542
17,067 1,832 1,193 4,397 298
1,986 7,361
9,272 3,456 5,063
753 3,890 3,073
818 4,779 6,345
386 13,706
1,503 833
3,736 234
1,564 5,835
254,596 76,776
152,968 24,852
112,693 77,812 34,881
161,671 183,766
10,492 470,727
57,296 30,550 115,262
6,742
67,659 193,217
191,575 61,850
111,450 18,275 71,511 53,450 18,061
105,611 139,571
7,222 339,101
41,669 19,070 84,110
4,539
50,979 138,734
985,322 271,932 616,671
96,718 503,015 313,996 189,019 549,199 744,028
48,061 1,795,594
(D) 125,995 594,735
25,712
192,237 (D)
Note: Classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System). (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing operations of individual companies.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census, Construction, Geographic Area Series, Georgia.
CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
15.000
TABLE 15.103
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED IN BUILDING PERMITS, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1987-2001a (number of units)
Georgia United States
1987
64,217 1,534,772
1988
63,017 1,455,623
1989
50,457 1,338,423
1990
41,251 1,110,766
1991
37,580 948,794
Georgia United States
1992
44,566 1,094,933
1993
53,874 1,199,063
1994
64,860 1,371,637
1995
72,225 1,332,549
1996
74,874 1,425,616
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Georgia United States
75,123 1,441,136
85,401 1,612,260
89,581 1,663,533
91,820 1,592,267
93,059 1,636,676
a From 1987 to 1994, this series covers 17,000 places; thereafter, 19,000 places.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Housing Authorized by Building Permits and Public Contract, annual, 1987-2001.
CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
15.000
TABLE 15.201
EMPLOYMENT IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-2001
(annual average number of workers in thousands)
Year
Georgia
United States
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
146.5 125.0 120.4 127.7 139.6
5,120.0 4,650.0 4,492.0 4,668.0 4,986.0
1995 1996
1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
152.4 164.0
169.2 181.5 198.9 201.3 202.8
5,160.0 5,418.0 5,691.0r 5,985.0 6,273.0 6,698.0 6,861.0
r Revised.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment, Hours and Earnings, May 2001.
CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
15.000
TABLE 15.205
EMPLOYMENT, TAXABLE PAYROLL, AND NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA'S CONSTRUCTION SECTOR, 1997
Industry
Employees, mid-Marcha
(number)
Annual taxable payroll
($000)
Establishments (number)
Total, all construction
Building, developing and general contracting Heavy construction Highway, street, bridge and tunnel construction Other heavy construction Special trade contractors Plumbing, heating, air conditioning
Painting and wall covering Electrical Masonry, drywall, insulation, tile Carpentry and floor Roofing, siding, and sheet metal Concrete Water well drilling Misc. special trade contractors
202,322
50,542 30,975 11,269 19,706 120,805 27,614
5,365 29,182 11,981
6,159 6,735 9,567
618 23,584
6,795,783
1,944,763 1,064,719
370,140 694,579 3,786,301 878,255 150,442 1,018,436 338,966 162,348 193,391 281,400
14,528 748,535
20,448
6,399 1,377
344 1,033 12,672 2,759
932 2,165 1,341 1,349
751 723 124 2,528
Note: Classified according to NAICS (North American Industry Classification System).
a Excludes most government employees, railroad employees, and self-employed persons; includes employees in week including March 12.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Georgia,2000.
CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
15.000
TABLE 15.300
CHARACTERISTICS OF HOUSING UNITS, 1990, AND TOTAL HOUSING UNITS, 1990-2000, AND HOMEOWNERSHIP RATES, 1990-2001, FOR GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES
Characteristic/period
Georgia
United States
1990
Total housing units Percent change from 1980 Units in structure
1 unit detached 1 unit attached 2-4 units 5-9 units 10 or more units Mobile homes, trailers Occupied units ( thous.) Vacant Units Total (thous.) Vacancy rate (percent)
Total housing units 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Homeownership rate (percent) 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
2,638 30.1
1,639 73
198 168 233 305 2,367
272 10.3
2,637,906 2,696,817 2,738,289 2,787,528 2,853,468
2,930,086 3,011,213 3,100,352 3,184,246
NA 3,281,737
64.3 65.7 66.9 66.5 63.4
66.6 69.3 70.9 71.2 71.3 69.8 70.1
102,264 15.7
60,383 5,378 9,876 4,936
13,169 7,400
91,947
10,316 10.1
102,262,196 103,624,707 104,504,551 105,519,071 106,787,537
108,200,867 109,593,027 111,026,822 112,498,582
NA 115,904,641
63.9 64.1 64.1 64.0 64.0
64.7 65.4 65.7 66.3 66.8 67.4 67.8
NA Not available.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Population and Housing, 1990: Summary Tape File 1C on CD-ROM; Estimates of Housing Units, Households, Households by Age of Householder, and Persons per Household of States, annual time series, July 1, 1991 to July 1, 1998 (includes revised April 1, 1990 Census of Housing and Population Counts); Housing Vacancy Survey, Homeownership Rates by State, 1990-2001.
CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
15.000
TABLE 15.305
TERMS OF CONVENTIONAL SINGLE-FAMILY MORTGAGESa, ATLANTA FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK DISTRICT, GEORGIA, AND ATLANTA MSA, 1996-2001
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Contract interest rate (percent) Initial fees and charges (percent) Effective interest rate (percent) Term to maturity (years) Purchase price (thous. $) Loan-to-price ratio (percent) Adjustable-rate loans (percent)
7.54 1.19 7.74 26.8 153.0 80.0
22
Contract interest rate (percent) Initial fees and charges (percent) Effective interest rate (percent) Term to maturity (years) Purchase price (thous. $) Loan-to-price ratio (percent) Adjustable-rate loans (percent)
7.57 1.08 7.76 25.8 125.1 81.2
22
Contract interest rate (percent) Initial fees and charges (percent) Effective interest rate (percent) Term to maturity (years) Purchase price (thous. $) Loan-to-price ratio (percent) Adjustable-rate loans (percent)
7.44 1.04 7.60 27.9 140.4 83.7
14
7.48 1.04 7.65 28.0 160.7 80.6
23
7.5 0.98 7.65 27.8 155.1 83.0
21
7.51 1.01 7.66 28.2 168.8 82.7
17
Atlanta Federal Home Loan Bank Districtb
6.94 0.87 7.07 28.1 166.8 80.2
13
7.18 0.78 7.30 28.3 175.8 79.6
19
7.97 0.61 8.07 28.7 187.2 78.7
19
Georgia
6.95 0.89 7.08 28.1 169.3 82.2
9
7.23 0.80 7.35 28.5 187.8 82.3
15
7.96 0.67 8.06 28.8 191.3 81.1
19
Atlanta Metropolitan Area
6.94 0.89 7.08 28.3 181.9 82.0
9
7.27 0.75 7.38 28.8 201.5 82.5
19
7.93 0.59 8.02 29.1 206.5 80.8
21
6.98 0.49 7.06 27.8 200.2 77.2
8
6.9 0.53 6.98 27.8 195.8 78.5
10
6.9 0.46 6.97 28.1 210.3
78 11
a Based on a Federal Housing Finance Board survey of a sample of mortgage lenders. All series are weighted averages of selected terms on conventional single-family nonfarm fully amortized first mortgage loans. Series exclude cost of private (non-governmental) mortgage insurance.
b Includes Alabama, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia.
Source: U.S. Federal Housing Finance Board, Rates and Terms on Conventional Home Mortgages, annual summary, 2001.
CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
15.000
TABLE 15.310
MEDIAN PRICE OF SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES, GEORGIA, ATLANTA FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK DISTRICT, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1996-2001
(thousands of dollars)
Area
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Georgia Atlanta FHLB Districtb United States
105.0 132.0 131.9
Georgia Atlanta FHLB Districtb United States
103.0 123.6 126.5
131.0 138.2 140.0
132.0 135.0 136.8
All homesa
141.9 141.5 145.0
155.2 146.0 151.3
Previously occupied homesc
142.1 138.0 140.2
154.0 142.3 146.5
159.9 154.9 162.9
159.0 148.7 155.5
161.4 164.3 175.0
160.0 157.0 170.0
a Includes both newly built and previously occupied homes. b Includes Alabama, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. c Includes properties that have had a prior owner.
Source: U.S. Federal Housing Finance Board, Annual Summary of Monthly Interest Rate Survey, 2001.
CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
15.000
TABLE 15.405
RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTIONa IN GEORGIA'S METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS, BY CATEGORY, 2001
MSA/category
Albany New residential 1 unit 2 units 3-4 units 5 or more units Total
Athens New residential 1 unit 2 units 3-4 units 5 or more units Total
Atlanta New residential 1 unit 2 units 3-4 units 5 or more units Total
Augusta-Aiken GA-SCb New residential 1 unit 2 units 3-4 units 5 or more units Total
Columbus GA-ALb New residential 1 unit 2 units 3-4 units 5 or more units Total
Macon New residential 1 unit 2 units 3-4 units 5 or more units Total
Buildings (number)
489 0 3 0
492
959 48 1 35
1,043
48,423 65 91
660 49,239
2,576 2 0
21 2,599
1,011 20 5 43
1,079
2,279 29 0 77
2,385
Units (number)
489 0
11 0
500
959 96 3
369 1,427
48,423 130 354
16,361 65,268
2,576 4 0
196 2,776
1,011 40 19
687 1,757
2,279 58 0
646 2,983
Value ($ thousands)
57,116 0
467 0
57,583
129,099 4,497 100
19,728 153,424
5,638,625 9,491
20,392 963,297 6,631,805
304,692 120 0
4,153 308,965
127,801 2,556 710
32,288 163,355
206,035 2,382 0
23,018 231,435
(continued)
CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
15.000
TABLE 15.405 (Continued)
RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTIONa IN GEORGIA METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS, BY CATEGORY, 2001
MSA/Category
Buildings (number)
Units (number)
Value ($ thousands)
Savannah New residential 1 unit 2 units 3-4 units 5 or more units Total
Georgia New residential 1 unit 2 units 3-4 units 5 or more units Total
1,821 45 7 26
1,899
71,531 394 225 971
73,121
1,821 90 28
583 2,522
71,531 788 855
19,885 93,059
239,941 6,840 2,095
27,961 276,837
8,266,079 40,646 40,636
1,114,362 9,461,723
a Includes reported and imputed data; based on 17,000 place universe. b Includes out-of-state portion of MSA.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Construction Statistics Division, Building Permits, State and MSA Tallies, annual, 2001.
CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
15.000
TABLE 15.450
PRODUCTION AND SHIPMENT OF MANUFACTURED HOMES IN GEORGIA, 1990-2001
Year
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
2000 2001
Production (units)
Singlesection
Multisection
Total
12,496 10,870 13,912 17,782 21,665
24,559 23,755 19,274 18,457 14,485
7,965 4,351
13,285 10,632 13,821 16,936 21,974
25,111 29,929 31,712 34,616 31,511
23,440 16,912
25,781 21,502 27,733 34,718 43,639
49,670 53,684 50,986 53,073 45,996
31,405 21,263
Shipmentsa (units)
Singlesection
Multisection
Total
Share
of Georgia's new housing
marketb (percent)
4,568 4,157 4,594 6,362 8,476
9,096 9,199 7,543 7,221 5,110
2,681 1,486
5,592 4,806 6,228 7,163 9,654
11,037 13,097 13,869 15,040 12,754
9,201 6,967
10,160 8,963
10,822 13,525 18,121
20,133 22,296 21,412 22,261 17,864
11,882 8,453
23.4 21.1 20.1 21.3 26.8
27.7 NA NA NA NA
NA NA
NA Not available. a Represents shipments to retailers and private sites. b Georgia's new housing market consists of the state's total single-family housing permits authorized for a given period.
Source: Manufactured Housing Institute, Industry Statistics, May 2001.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Number of Local Governments In Georgia. By Type. Selected Years ................................................ 358
. . GeorgiaCountyGovernments By PopulationSue 1997.............................................................
358
MunicipalitiesIn Georgia. By Population Size. 1987. 1992. and 1997................. ........................... 359
. Special Districtsin Georgla. By Function 1987. 1992. and 1997......................................................... 360 . Elections for Officeof Governor ol Georgia 1994and 1998.............................................................. 361
Electionsfor mice of Lieutenant Governorof Georgla. 1994 and 1998............................................... 362
. . PopularVote Cast for President By Major Polltical Parties Georgia and
the United States 1980-2000................................................................................................................... 363
. . . Resident Populationof Voting Age Georgia and the Un~tedStates 1980.2000
and Voting Statistics for Selected Years ............................................................................................. 364
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
16.000
TABLE 16.111
NUMBER OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY TYPE: 1982, 1987, 1992, AND 1997
Type of government
1982
1987
1992
1997
Total
Local governments other than school districts, total
Countiesa Municipalities Special districts
School districts
1,268
1,081
158 533 390
187
1,286
1,100
158 532 410
186
1,297
1,114
157 536 421
183
1344
1,114
156 535 473
180
a Excludes areas corresponding to counties, but having no organized governments.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Governments, Government Organization, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997.
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
16.000
TABLE 16.112 GEORGIA COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, BY POPULATION SIZE, 1997
Population size
Number of county
governments 1997
Population (thousands)
Percent of population
Total
156
6,886
100.0
500,000 or more 250,000 to 499,000 100,000 to 249,999 50,000 to 99,999 25,000 to 49,999 10,000 to 24,999 Less than 10,000
3
1,847
26.8
1
478
6.9
6
921
13.4
20
1,464
21.3
23
839
12.2
63
1,065
15.5
40
272
4.0
Note: All totals and percentages based on July 1, 1996 estimates of the population of counties; percentages may not add to 100 because of rounding.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Governments, 1997, Government Organization, vol. 1.
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
16.000
TABLE 16.118
MUNICIPALITIES IN GEORGIA, BY POPULATION SIZE, 1987, 1992, AND 1997
Population size
Number of municipalities
1987
1992
1997
1996 populationa of areas with municipal government in 1997
Number (thousands)
Percent
Total
100,000 or more 50,000 to 99,999 25,000 to 49,999 10,000 to 24,999 5,000 to 9,999 2,500 to 4,999 1,000 to 2,499 Less than 1,000
Population outside areas with municipal governments
Percent of population in areas with municipal governments
532
4 1 10 28 44 76 107 262
3,464
43.2
536
4 1 10 29 45 71 102 274
3,893
39.9
535
5 4 8 34 48 72 101 263
4,111
40.3
2,955
1,025 274 265 523 338 258 158 114
NA
NA
100.0
34.7 9.3 9.0
17.7 11.4
8.7 5.3 3.9
NA
NA
NA Not applicable. a Estimated population of municipalities as of July 1, 1996, based on U.S. Bureau of the Census estimates.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Governments, Government Organization, vol. 1, 1987, 1992, 1997.
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
16.000
TABLE 16.120 SPECIAL DISTRICTS IN GEORGIA, BY FUNCTION, 1987, 1992, AND 1997
Function
1987
1992
1997
Total
403
Special function districts
Hospitals
107
Health NA
NA
Airports
19
Soil and water conservation
28
Parks and recreation
7
Housing and community development
208
Solid waste management
NA
Water supply
19
Other utilities
4
Fire protection
6
Other single function districts
4
Multiple function districts
7
401
453
103
106
29
17
19
36
36
6
9
203
206
1
12
23
24
4
4
6
2
1
1
20
20
NA Not available.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Governments, 1987, 1992, 1997, Government Organization, vol. 1.
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
16.000
TABLE 16.311 ELECTIONS FOR OFFICE OF GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA, 1994 AND 1998
Candidate
1994
GENERAL PRIMARY
DEMOCRAT
Jim Boyd Zell Miller Charles Poag Mark Tate Total
Popular vote
78,444 321,963
28,623 30,749 459,779
Candidate
1998
GENERAL PRIMARY
DEMOCRAT
Roy Barnes Morris James Steve Langford Lewis Massey Carlton Myers David Poythress Total
Popular vote
239,517 9,148
31,543 135,920
4,853 65,860 486,841
REPUBLICAN
Paul W. Heard John Knox Nimrod McNair Guy Millner Leonard Norris Total
46,761 84,563 20,042 142,263
3,592 297,221
REPUBLICAN
Mike Bowers Bruce Hatfield Guy Millner Nancy Schaefer
Total
167,074 8,308
210,845 32,315
418,542
GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
REPUBLICAN
DEMOCRAT
John Knox Guy Millner Total
89,709 131,280 220,989
Roy Barnes Lewis Massey Total
221,651 45,735
267,386
GENERAL ELECTION
Zell Miller (D) Guy Milner (R) Totala
788,926 756,371 1,545,328
GENERAL ELECTION
Roy Barnes (D) Guy Millner (R) Jack Cashin (L) Total
941,076 790,201
61,531 1,792,808
Note: (D) indicates Democratic Party candidate; (R), Republican Party; (L), Libertarian Party.
a Official total certified by Georgia Secretary of State.
Source: Secretary of State, Georgia, Consolidated Vote, State Democratic and Republican General Primary Election, July 19, 1994; Democratic and Republican Primary Runoff Election , August 9, 1994; Official State of Georgia Tabulation by Counties, General Election, November 8, 1994; Georgia Elections Results, 1998.
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
16.000
TABLE 16.312 ELECTIONS FOR OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA, 1994 AND 1998
_ Candidate
Popular vote
Candidate
Popular vote
1994
GENERAL PRIMARY
DEMOCRAT
Pierre Howard Howard Rabb Total
347,830 81,325
429,155
1998
GENERAL PRIMARY
DEMOCRAT
Mac Barber Nick Dodys Floyd Griffin Guy Middleton Mary Oliver Mark Taylor Total
72,449 5,416
65,399 88,759 137,203 99,578 468,804
REPUBLICAN
Nancy Schaffer Total
225,735 225,735
REPUBLICAN
Chuck Clay Clint Day Pam Glanton Randy Poynter Mitch Skandalakis Total
72,506 117,680
32,327 36,060 144,707 403,280
GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
DEMOCRAT
Mary Oliver Mark Taylor Total
REPUBLICAN
Clint Day Mitch Skandalakis Total
114,284 155,554 269,838
113,030 120,251 233,281
GENERAL ELECTION
GENERAL ELECTION
Pierre Howard (D) Nancy Schaffer (R) Walker Chandler (L) Total
808,664 632,491
47,594 1,488,749
Mark Taylor (D) Mitch Skandalakis (R) Lloyd Russell (L) Michael A. Novosel (Reform) Total
990,454 676,358
79,174 11,705 1,757,691
Note: (D) indicates Democratic Party; (R), Republican Party; (L), Libertarian Party.
Source: Secretary of State, Georgia, Consolidated Vote, State Democratic and Republican General Primary Election, July 19, 1994; Democratic and Republican Primary Runoff Election, August 9, 1994; Official State of Georgia Tabulation by Counties, General Election, November 8, 1994; Georgia Elections Results, 1998.
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
16.000
TABLE 16.321
POPULAR VOTE CAST FOR PRESIDENT BY MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1980 - 2000 (in thousands of votes)
State
Totala
Democratic
Republican
Georgia United States
1980
1,597 86,515
891 35,484
654 43,904
Georgia United States
1984
1,776 92,653
707 37,577
1,069 54,455
Georgia United States
1988
1,810 91,595
715 41,809
1,081 48,886
Georgia United States
1992
2,321 104,425
1,009 44,909
995 39,104
Georgiab United States
1996
2,299 96,278
1,054 47,402
1,081 39,199
Georgiab United States
2000
2,597 105,397
1,116 50,992
1,420 50,455
NA Not available.
a Due to rounding, detail does not add to total; includes other parties.
b Based on November 5, 1996 General Election results reported by Office of Secretary of State, Georgia, November 21, 1996. Data rounded to nearest thousand.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1989, 1993, 2001; Georgia Office of Secretary of State, November 1996.
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
16.000
TABLE 16.391
RESIDENT POPULATION OF VOTING AGEa, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1980-2000, AND VOTING STATISTICS FOR SELECTED YEARS (in thousands and percent)
Year and category
Georgia
United States
Resident population of voting age 1980 1984 1986 1988 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000
By race and ethnic group, 2000 White Black Other
Hispanicb Non-Hispanic
Percent casting votes for: Presidential electors 1988 1992 1996 2000
U.S. representatives 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000
Percent of voting age population reported in 2000 as: Registered Voted
3,870 4,224 4,421 4,631 4,791 5,006 5,159 5,432 5,581 5,775
3,743 1,956
76
169 5,606
39.1 46.4 42.6 45.0
29.1 50.2 33.6 39.8 29.2 41.8
61.1 49.0
164,595 174,468 178,566 181,956 185,812 189,524 193,650 196,928 198,228 202,609
168,733 24,132 9,744
21,598 181,011
50.3 55.1 49.0 52.0
33.1 50.8 36.0 45.6 33.2 48.0
63.9 54.7
a 18 years of age and over; included armed forces in each state. b Hispanic persons may be of any race.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Statistical Abstract of the United States,1990,1992, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2001; Current Population Survey, P20-542.
17. PUBLIC FINANCE
IBBLE
17.100 17.121
17.125
17.130
17 131
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mx
Revenuesof the State of Georgia. By Major Source. Fiscal Years 2001-2003.................................. 366
Total and Per Capita Revenue of the Government of Georgia, By Major Source
wlth Annual PercentageDistribution.FiscalYears 1996-1999................................................................ 367
A d Rece~vedfrom the Federal Government By the State Government of Georga.
By Major Function, F~scaYl ears 199E2000. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Total and Per Capita Revenueand Expendituresof All Counties in Georgia.
with PercentageDistributions, 1997..........................................................................................................
369
Total and General Expenditure of the State Governmentof Georg~aBy Category
and Mqor Funarmw~thPer CapiiaAmounts and Annual Percentage DlstnbJt~on
F~scaYl ears 1997-2000
370
Total Debt in General Obligation and Revenue Bonds Authorized by the State of Georgia, and Direct Obligations Issued, Fiscal Years 1975-2002,
By Agency ..................................................................................................................................................
Outstanding Debt Owed by the Slate 01Georg~aW~thPnnc~paalnd interest Owed on Outstand~ngBonds. As ot November 30,2001
Payments on State of Georgia Bonds as a Percentage of State Treasuiy Receipts,
FiscalYears 1970-2003............................................................................................................................
Selected Financial Statisticsfor IndividualCounty Governments. Georg~a,
FiscalYears 1996-1997.............................................................................................................................
Total and Per Capita Revenue and Expendituresof All Municipalitiesin Georgia.
With Percentage Distributions. 1996-1997...............................................................................................
FederalGovernment Expenditures in Georgia. By Major Agency and
Type of Spending, FiscalYear 2001.......................................................................................................
Federal GovernrnentExpendituresor Obligations in Georgia and the UnitedStates,
Fiscal Year 2001.......................................................................................................................................... Federal Government Expenditures or Obligations by Georgia Counties, Fiscd Year 2001 .............
Per Capita Amounts of Federal Expenditure, By Selected Program, the Un~tedStates
and Georgia. Fiscal Year 2001 ................................................................................................................
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.100
REVENUESa OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, BY MAJOR SOURCE, FISCAL YEARS 2001-2003 (dollars)
Source
FY 2001 (Reported)
FY 2002 (Estimated)
FY 2003 (Estimated)
Revenues from taxes and fees (total)
Taxes (total) Income - corporate and individual Sales - general Motor fuel - gallons and sales Insurance premium Motor vehicle license Inheritance Cigar and cigarette Malt beverage Property Alcoholic beverage Wine
14,688,987,803
14,053,893,142 7,642,725,636 4,861,858,339 667,196,864 245,228,702 237,102,251 126,114,453 83,334,653 81,403,504 49,695,109 38,087,471 21,146,160
13,970,798,521
13,327,798,521 7,198,798,521 4,614,000,000 627,000,000 240,000,000 240,000,000 130,000,000 84,000,000 80,000,000 54,000,000 38,000,000 22,000,000
14,718,574,547
14,079,574,547 7,667,816,780 4,844,816,965 655,975,218 245,990,707 246,990,669 134,994,900 84,996,789 78,997,015 58,997,771 37,998,564 21,999,169
Regulatory fees and sales, total Administrative Services: Interest on deposits Other fees and sales Revenue: Peace officer training funds Other fees and sales Natural Resources: Game and fish Other fees and sales Secretary of State Labor Department Motor Vehicle Safety Human Resources Public Safety Corrections Banking and Finance Workers' Compensation Public Service Commission Agriculture Georgia Net Authority All other departments
Net revenuesa (total)
Lottery funds
Indigent care trust funds
Tobacco Settlement Funds
Other
Gross revenues
635,094,661
254,583,380 8,870,528
20,637,764 97,848,066
22,353,581 20,124,417 41,532,717 28,297,473
-22,997,266 43,218,018 14,313,258 15,028,307 12,132,671
4,134,011 7,760,197 5,579,142 15,683,865
14,688,987,803
719,537,574
194,209,858
165,781,568
61,244
15,768,516,803
643,000,000
230,000,000 9,000,000
22,000,000 113,000,000
22,000,000 20,000,000 35,000,000 32,000,000 29,000,000 23,000,000 16,000,000 15,000,000 15,000,000 12,000,000 15,000,000
8,000,000 8,000,000 19,000,000
13,970,798,521
550,000,000
148,828,880
149,000,025
--
14,818,627,426
639,000,000
210,000,000 10,000,000
22,000,000 125,000,000
23,000,000 20,000,000 39,000,000 35,000,000 48,000,000 24,000,000
-16,000,000 15,000,000 13,000,000
5,000,000 8,000,000 8,000,000 18,000,000
14,718,574,547
625,000,000
148,828,880
173,002,372
--
15,665,405,799
a Total taxes, fees, and sales, less inter-year shift of revenues and insurance anti-fraud levies, when applicable.
Source: State of Georgia, Budget Report, Fiscal Year 2003.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.121
TOTAL AND PER CAPITA REVENUE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA, BY MAJOR SOURCEa, WITH ANNUAL PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION, FISCAL YEARS 1996-1999 (total amounts in thousands of dollars; per capita amounts in dollars)
Source of revenue
1996
Year ending June 30
1997
1998
1999
By amount ( $ thousands) Total revenue General revenue Intergovernmental revenue Taxes
General sales Selective sales License taxes Individual income Corporation net income Other taxes Current charges Miscellaneous general revenue Insurance trust revenue
Percentage distribution of amount Total revenue General revenue Intergovernmental revenue Taxes
General sales Selective sales License taxes Individual income Corporation net income Other taxes Current charges Miscellaneous general revenue Insurance trust revenue
Per capita amount (dollars) Total revenue General revenue Intergovernmental revenue Taxes
General sales Selective sales License taxes Individual income Corporation net income Other taxes Current charges Miscellaneous general revenue Insurance trust revenue
22,408,977 18,345,190
5,419,889 10,292,371
3,823,895 962,092 420,202
4,244,096 719,400 122,686
1,425,456 1,207,474 4,063,787
100.0 81.9 24.2 45.9 17.1 4.3 1.9 18.9 3.2 0.5 6.4 5.4 18.1
3,047.60 2,494.93
737.10 1,399.75
520.05 130.84
57.15 577.19
97.84 16.69 193.86 164.22 552.67
24,028,450 19,713,921
6,007,066 10,897,538
3,915,761 989,703 405,025
4,741,200 726,321 119,528
1,500,812 1,308,505 4,314,529
25,707,202 20,164,786
5,676,362 11,589,495
3,993,493 998,518 396,748
5,317,375 739,738 143,623
1,559,004 1,339,925 5,542,416
27,638,537 21,445,362
5,870,748 12,461,790
4,348,817 1,022,583
423,278 5,696,757
793,173 177,182 1,665,497 1,447,327 6,193,175
100.0 82.0 25.0 45.4 16.3 4.1 1.7 19.7 3.0 0.5 6.3 5.5 18.0
100.0 78.4 22.1 45.1 15.5 3.9 1.5 20.7 2.9 0.6 6.1 5.2 21.6
100.0 77.6 21.2 45.1 15.7 3.7 1.5 20.6 2.9 0.6 6.0 5.2 22.4
3,209.78 2,633.44
802.44 1,455.72
523.08 132.21
54.1 633.34
97.02 15.97 200.48 174.79 576.35
3,363.85 2,638.61
742.76 1,516.51
522.56 130.66
51.92 695.79
96.80 18.79 204.00 175.33 725.24
3,548.75 2,753.56
753.80 1,600.08
558.38 131.30
54.35 731.46 101.84
22.75 213.85 185.83 795.20
a Does not include utilities and liquor stores, for which no expenditures were made during fiscal years 1996-1996.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, State Government Finances, 1996-1999.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.125
AID RECEIVED FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA, BY FUNCTION, FISCAL YEARS 1998-2000
(thousands of dollars)
Functiona
1998
Amount in fiscal year: 1999
2000
Total
Education Employment security administration Health and hospitals Highways Housing and community development Natural resouces, agriculture Other natural resources Public welfare Transit utilities All other
5,676,362
1,089,173 133,002 275,607 653,440 114,309 30,928 50,963
3,037,171 9,064
233,528
5,870,748
1,156,812 152,904 312,031 742,201 52,468 26,533 59,463
3,056,364 10,413
252,910
6,459,138
1,213,223 150,078 268,763 783,961 52,746 34,192 84,443
3,525,525 15,282
282,426
a Does not include functions for which no revenue was received during 1998-2000: air transportation, general support, sewerage, water utilities, electric utilities, and gas utilities.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, State Government Finances, 1998-2000.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.130
TOTAL AND PER CAPITA REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES OF ALL COUNTIES IN GEORGIA, WITH PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTIONS, 1997
Category
Amount ($ thousands)
Percent distribution
Number of counties
Revenue (total) General Intergovernmental
Federal government State government From own sources Taxes
Property Other Charges and miscellaneous Utility and liquor store Employee retirement
Expenditure (total) General Current Capital outlay
Education services Education Libraries
Social services and income maintenance Public welfare Hospitals Health
Transportation Highways Capital outlay Air transportation Other transportation
Public safety Police protection Fire protection Correction Protective inspection and regulation
Environment and housing Natural resources Parks and recreation Housing and community development Sewerage Solid waste management
Governmental administration Financial administration Judicial and legal General public buildings Other governmental administration
Interest on general debt Other and unallocable Utility and liquor store Employee retirement Debt outstanding at end of fiscal year Exhibit: Salaries and wages
156
5,247,427 4,777,696
370,827 43,710
299,079 4,406,869 3,352,230 1,641,077 1,711,153 1,054,639
293,913 175,818
5,259,933 4,780,784 3,856,853
923,931
623 87,267
95,245 199,376 280,530
608,807 333,588
8,199 170,499
414,586 207,535 280,329
35,599
16,068 121,489
56,529 259,982 170,051
148,314 260,043 111,666 265,079 234,128 748,840 429,561
49,588 4,582,506 1,238,568
(X)
100.0 91.0 7.1 0.8 5.7 84.0 63.9 31.3 32.6 20.1 5.6 3.4
100.0 90.9 73.3 17.6
0.0 1.7
1.8 3.8 5.3
11.6 6.3 0.2 3.2
7.9 3.9 5.3 0.7
0.3 2.3 1.1 4.9 3.2
2.8 4.9 2.1 5.0 4.5 14.2 8.2 0.9 (X) (X)
(X) Represents not applicable.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Governments, 1997, Finances; no. 3, Finances of County Governments.
Per capita amount (dollars)
(X)
762.10 693.88
53.86 6.35
43.44 640.03 486.86 238.34 248.52 153.17
42.69 25.53
763.92 694.33 560.15 134.19
0.09 12.67
13.83 28.96 40.74
88.42 48.45
1.19 24.76
60.21 30.14 40.71
5.17
2.33 17.64
8.21 37.76 24.70
21.54 37.77 16.22 38.50 34.00 108.76 62.39
7.20 665.54 179.88
vol. 4, Government
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.131
TOTAL AND GENERAL EXPENDITURE OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA, BY CATEGORY AND MAJOR FUNCTION, WITH PER CAPITA AMOUNTS AND ANNUAL PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION, FISCAL YEARS 1997-2000 (total in thousands; per capita in dollars)
Category/function
Amount by category ($ thousand) Total expenditure Intergovernmental expenditure Direct expenditure Current operation Capital outlay Insurance benefits and repayments Assistance and subsidies Interest on debt Exhibit: Salaries and wages
Amount by functiona ($ thousand) Total expenditure General expenditure Intergovernmental expenditure Direct expenditure
General expenditure, by functiona Education Public welfare Hospitals Health Highways Police protection Correction Natural resources Parks and recreation Governmental administration Interest on general debt Other and unallocable Insurance trust expenditure
Percentage distribution of amount Total expenditure Intergovernmental expenditure Direct expenditure Current operation Capital outlay Insurance benefits and repayments Assistance and subsidies Interest on debt Exhibit: Salaries and wages
1997
Year ending June 30
1998
1999
2000
21,975,372 6,141,128
15,834,244 11,348,238
1,811,415 1,527,409
761,713 385,469 3,248,447
21,975,372 20,447,963
6,141,128 14,306,835
8,938,020 5,334,599
652,117 691,605 1,083,616 172,147 881,856 373,421 169,144 487,432 385,469 1,278,537 1,527,409
100.0 28.0 72.1 51.6 8.2 7.0 3.5 1.8 14.8
21,735,461 6,310,697
15,424,764 10,891,834
2,003,708 1,454,274
689,045 385,903 3,364,822
21,735,461 20,281,187
6,310,697 13,970,490
9,191,987 4,691,784
700,255 681,884 1,282,449 150,635 857,067 417,590 163,141 530,047 385,903 1,228,445 1,454,274
100.0 29.0 71.0 50.1 9.2 6.7 3.2 1.8 15.5
23,203,145 6,677,041
16,526,104 11,616,111
2,277,677 1,624,381
616,584 391,351 3,545,604
23,203,145 21,578,764
6,677,041 14,901,723
9,904,593 4,833,636
664,650 750,905 1,574,442 169,079 940,310 412,488 130,292 597,115 391,351 1,209,903 1,624,381
100.0 28.8 71.2 50.1 9.8 7.0 2.7 1.7 15.3
24,812,898 7,179,698
17,633,200 12,388,271
2,371,445 1,721,187
765,736 386,561 3,731,108
24,812,898 23,091,711
7,179,698 15,912,013
10,458,952 5,469,166 668,219 843,258 1,586,703 194,726 1,007,576 505,131 134,272 577,261 386,561 1,259,886 1,721,187
100.0 28.9 71.1 49.9 9.6 6.9 3.1 1.6 15.0
(continued)
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.131 (Continued)
TOTAL AND GENERAL EXPENDITURE OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA, BY CATEGORY AND MAJOR FUNCTION, WITH PER CAPITA AMOUNTS AND ANNUAL PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION, FISCAL YEARS 1997-2000 (total in thousands; per capita in dollars)
Category/function
1997
Year ending June 30
1998
1999
2000
Amount by functiona: Total expenditure General expenditure Intergovernmental expenditure Direct expenditure General expenditure, by functiona
Education Public welfare Hospitals Health Highways Police protection Correction Natural resources Parks and recreation Governmental administration Interest on general debt Other and unallocable Insurance trust expenditure
Per capita amount (dollars) Total expenditure Intergovernmental expenditure Direct expenditure Current operation Capital outlay Insurance benefits and repayments Assistance and subsidies Interest on debt Exhibit: Salaries and wages Amount by functiona Total expenditure General expenditure Intergovernmental expenditure Direct expenditure General expenditure, by functiona
Education Public welfare Hospitals Health Highways Police protection Correction Natural resources Parks and recreation Governmental administration Interest on general debt Other and unallocable Insurance trust expenditure
100.0 93.1 28.0 65.1
40.7 24.3
3.0 3.2 4.9 0.8 4.0 1.7 0.8 2.2 1.8 5.8 7.0
2,935.5 820.4
2,115.2 1,515.9
242.0 204.0 101.8
51.5 433.9
2,935.5 2,731.5
820.4 1,911.2
1,194.0 712.6 87.1 92.4 144.8 23.0 117.8 49.9 22.6 65.1 51.5 170.8 204.0
100.0 93.3 29.0 64.3
42.3 21.6
3.2 3.1 5.9 0.7 3.9 1.9 0.8 2.4 1.8 5.7 6.7
2,844.1 825.8
2,018.4 1,425.2
262.2 190.3
90.2 50.5 440.3
2,844.1 2,653.8
825.8 1,828.1
1,202.8 613.9 91.6 89.2 167.8 19.7 112.1 54.6 21.3 69.4 50.5 160.7 190.3
100.0 93.0 28.8 64.2
42.7 20.8
2.9 3.2 6.8 0.7 4.1 1.8 0.6 2.6 1.7 5.2 7.0
2,979.3 857.3
2,122.0 1,491.5
292.5 208.6
79.2 50.3 455.3
2,979.3 2,770.8
857.3 1,913.4
1,271.8 620.7 85.3 96.4 202.2 21.7 120.7 53.0 16.7 76.7 50.3 155.4 208.6
100.0 93.1 28.9 64.1
42.2 22.0
2.7 3.4 6.4 0.8 4.1 2.0 0.5 2.3 1.6 5.1 6.9
3,031.1 877.1
2,154.1 1,513.3
289.7 210.3
93.5 47.2 455.8
3,031.1 2,820.9
877.1 1,943.8
1,277.7 668.1 81.6 103.0 193.8 23.8 123.1 61.7 16.4 70.5 47.2 153.9 210.3
a Does not include functions for which no expenditures were made during fiscal years 1997-2000: utilities and liquor stores.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, State Government Finances, 1997-2000.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.141
TOTAL DEBT IN GENERAL OBLIGATION AND REVENUE BONDS AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA, AND DIRECT OBLIGATIONS ISSUED, FY 1975-2002, BY AGENCY
(thousands of dollars)
Purpose/agency
General obligation debt
authorizeda
Guaranteed revenue debt
authorized
Direct obligations
issuedb
Department of Transportation State Board of Education Regents, University System of Georgia Georgia World Congress Center Department of Human Resources Georgia Ports Authority Department of Corrections Depasrtment of Public Safety Georgia Bureau of Investigation Department of Revenue Department of Labor Department of Natural Resources Department of Technical and Adult Education Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority Department of Administrative Services Department of Agriculture Georgia Building Authority Stone Mountain Memorial Association Department of Veterans Service Jekyll Island State Park Authority Office of Secretary of State Department of Defense Department of Community Affairs Department of Industry, Trade, and Tourism Georgia Emergency Management Agency State Soil and Water Conservation Commission Department of Juvenile Justice Georgia Golf Hall of Fame Georgia Forestry Commission Georgia Agricultural Exposition Authority Other
Subtotal
Net increase from Refunding Bond Issuesc
Total
2,681,910 2,363,468 2,093,907
570,805 218,166 435,055 661,745
65,130 77,585
900 36,400 463,720 479,119 236,500 57,605 26,240 416,940 48,400
4,930 23,140
1,050 7,020 8,200 24,265
200 3,840 178,470 6,000 1,600 14,057 18,000
11,224,367
159,780
11,384,147
446,105 -------------
97,470 ------------------
543,575
6,925
550,500
2,778,015 2,363,465 2,093,905
570,805 218,165 435,055 661,745
65,130 77,585
900 36,400 417,720 479,115 333,970 57,605 26,240 416,940 48,400
4,930 23,140
1,050 7,020 8,200 24,265
200 3,840 177,470 6,000 1,600 14,055 18,000
11,370,930
166,705
11,537,635
-- Represents zero. a Includes aggregate general obligation debt and guaranteed revenue debt authorized by the General Assembly of Georgia. b Includes aggregate amount of direct obligations issued for FY ending June 30, 1975 through June 30, 2002. c Net increase resulting from the 1986 B, 1992 A, and 1993 E Refunding Bond Issues.
Source: State of Georgia, Budget Report, Fiscal Year 2002.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.150
OUTSTANDING DEBTa OWED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA, WITH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OWED ON OUTSTANDING BONDS, AS OF NOVEMBER 30, 2001 (thousands of dollars)
Category
Original amount
Outstanding amount
Outstanding debtb by type Direct obligations (net total) General obligation debt Guaranteed revenue debt
Authority debt, total Georgia Highway Authority Georgia Education (schools) Georgia Education (university) Georgia Building Authority Georgia Building Authority (hospitals) Georgia Building Authority (penal) Georgia Building Authority (markets) Georgia Ports Authority Jekyll Island - State Park Authority Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Total direct obligations and authority debt
Principal and interest owed on outstanding bondsc
Principal (total) General obligation debt Authority debt Guaranteed revenue debt
Total interest
Total debt service
11,537,635 11,337,135
200,500
1,594,334 492,735 514,924 358,985 33,550 88,760 12,000 13,925 43,535 21,370 14,550
(X)
(X) (X) (X) (X)
(X)
(X)
5,863,280 5,725,090
138,190
0 (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)
5,863,280
5,863,280 5,725,090
0 138,190
2,529,798
8,393,078
(X) Indicates not applicable.
a Amount rounded to nearest thousand by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
b Pro forma outstanding principal amount of indebtedness of the State of Georgia, as of November 30, 2001.
c Aggregate fiscal year debt service of the State of Georgia on all outstanding bonds, as of November 30, 2001.
Source: Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission, in State of Georgia, Budget Report, Fiscal Year 2001.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.155
PAYMENTS ON STATE OF GEORGIA BONDS AS A PERCENTAGE OF STATE TREASURY RECEIPTS, FY 1970-2003a
Fiscal year
1970 1971 1972 1973 1974
1975 1976 1977 1978 1979
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985
Percent
8.8 7.9 8.4 7.3 6.8
7.0 7.6 7.6 6.9 4.6
4.3 4.4 5.0 5.8 6.1 6.8
Fiscal year
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002a 2003a
Percent
6.8 6.4 6.9 6.4 5.7
5.4 5.4 5.8 5.9 5.4
5.5 5.3 5.1 5.6 5.2 4.9 5.6 5.7
a Percentages for FY 2002 and FY 2003 are estimated. As of July 1, 1983, the maximum percentage allowed by Constitution of the State of Georgia is 10 percent. Before that date, a maximum of 15 percent was allowed.
Source: State of Georgia, Budget Report, Fiscal Year 2003.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.212
SELECTED FINANCIAL STATISTICS FOR INDIVIDUAL COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, GEORGIA, FY 1996-1997a (thousands of dollars)
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarked Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Totalb
15,376 2,848 5,146 1,386
25,391
7,684 18,052 49,441
9,627 8,247
122,527 4,842 4,958 5,620
10,217
22,255 106,871
10,384 2,478
20,861
6,073 30,852 16,256
5,834 204,477
2,557 9,746 39,851 133,676 2,269
128,668 3,762
466,663 17,091 18,400
52,595 6,204
51,512 4,889
35,771
6,763 8,185 28,368 604,393 5,116
Revenue
General
15,376 2,848 5,146 1,386
24,214
7,570 17,632 46,242
9,627 8,247
118,397 4,842 4,958 5,620
10,217
22,255 106,512
9,698 2,478 20,861
6,073 30,852 16,256
5,834 193,949
2,422 9,489 39,851 120,827 2,269
128,668 3,762
399,466 17,091 18,400
46,586 6,204
48,148 4,889
15,987
6,763 8,185 27,521 472,364 5,116
From taxes
8,710 2,401 4,206
933 15,637
6,184 13,793 25,703
7,934 6,183
97,623 3,546 4,073 4,282 7,236
14,544 16,345
7,972 1,979 15,728
3,268 23,951 10,121
4,101 146,046
1,146 7,104 27,970 53,607 1,513
88,656 2,701
260,560 12,476 12,687
28,882 4,625
33,342 3,130
10,263
5,106 6,641 12,409 342,895 3,699
Totalc
14,728 2,611 4,998 1,774
27,381
7,035 19,056 50,980 10,877
7,995
109,263 4,079 4,896 4,925
10,318
25,461 105,982
11,230 2,982
19,949
6,383 32,039 17,965
5,771 202,730
2,302 9,552 41,692 117,233 2,108
134,857 4,742
540,663 15,960 15,209
46,710 6,488
50,816 4,472
31,270
5,903 7,429 24,113 500,990 5,383
Expenditures General
Capital outlay
14,728 2,611 4,998 1,774
26,397
6,410 18,003 47,719 10,877
7,995
107,591 4,079 4,896 4,925
10,318
25,408 105,930
10,750 2,982
19,949
6,383 32,039 17,965
5,771 191,115
2,150 9,197 41,692 105,440 2,108
134,857 4,742
453,280 15,960 15,209
40,317 6,488
45,532 4,472
12,344
5,903 7,429 23,041 437,828 5,383
779 210 1,083 200 7,565
767 5,661 3,840 4,180 3,221
15,158 172 382 804
3,815
12,943 818
2,673 517
1,760
2,061 9,292 2,701 1,167 57,272
624 302 16,065 13,228 410
8,793 892
191,232 5,440 2,902
10,816 2,403
11,351 924 266
1,917 1,075 2,076 48,451
287
(continued)
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
County
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
TABLE 17.212 (Continued)
SELECTED FINANCIAL STATISTICS FOR INDIVIDUAL COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, GEORGIA, FY 1996-1997a (thousands of dollars)
Totalb
5,576 76,729 44,584
6,032 1,158
16,851 8,866 9,297 5,332 9,337
45,380 65,512 50,229 10,176 959,783
8,310 890
57,167 18,453
7,875
8,377 443,393
13,499 86,214
5,901
8,481 13,254
7,998 10,073 58,357
32,589 3,618
21,446 5,930 NA
7,210 NA
3,202 9,025 6,212
2,207 23,066 10,914 30,018
4,084
Revenue
General
5,576 76,729 44,584
6,032 1,158
16,851 8,866 9,297 5,332 9,337
40,062 63,116 45,962 10,120 840,320
8,310 890
55,661 18,453
7,875
8,377 385,639
13,499 86,186
5,880
8,481 12,140
7,998 9,499 50,657
30,667 3,618
21,446 5,930 NA
7,103 NA
3,202 8,588 6,212
2,207 23,066 10,780 30,018
3,899
From taxes
3,805 48,946 36,601
5,011 991
10,546 6,159 6,473 4,014 6,302
28,946 45,625 34,283
6,860 699,421
5,639 607
40,389 10,991
5,628
6,592 237,609
9,591 60,461
5,025
6,583 7,533 5,764 4,380 40,643
16,603 2,908
13,866 4,304 NA
5,204 NA
2,295 6,340 3,655
1,641 12,129
7,125 22,822
2,297
Totalc
5,992 76,056 44,242
5,720 1,093
16,885 6,774 9,151 5,807 7,185
51,333 70,927 52,891 10,333 923,002
8,829 1,316 65,224 19,630 7,311
7,510 461,863
12,544 87,504
6,565
8,592 11,447
6,836 10,631 53,570
35,831 3,511
21,877 5,086 NA
7,729 NA
4,189 8,229 6,294
2,041 23,354 14,418 15,851
6,373
Expenditures General
Capital outlay
5,992 76,056 44,242
5,720 1,093
16,885 6,774 9,151 5,807 7,185
43,800 66,923 44,496
9,851 850,119
8,829 1,316 61,745 19,630 7,311
7,510 361,296
12,544 87,496
6,464
8,592 10,171
6,836 9,196 45,190
33,152 3,511
21,877 5,086 NA
7,622 NA
4,189 7,779 6,294
2,041 23,354 11,800 15,851
4,985
305 8,833 7,959
415 83
4,660 233
2,089 755 797
16,509 19,811 17,944
2,160 66,248
2,416 303
11,794 3,240 1,027
1,207 184,511
5,245 21,292
809
1,732 1,623 1,004 2,094 7,695
7,006 669
5,802 418 NA
1,166 NA
1,195 1,013 1,190
178 3,432 6,970
881 2,777
(continued)
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
County
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogeed Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmondd Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
TABLE 17.212 (Continued)
SELECTED FINANCIAL STATISTICS FOR INDIVIDUAL COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, GEORGIA, FY 1996-1997a (thousands of dollars)
Totalb
2,758 62,314 10,790 12,862
5,838
8,843 8,786 2,618 8,637 2,724
9,872 31,463
2,296 10,311 13,469
228,051 26,352 12,863 4,786 33,164
10,468 8,344 6,244 4,348
16,398
3,314 17,366
1,265 9,389 3,432
226,925 50,851 1,330 7,776 4,621
36,971 11,593
2,881 17,646
4,067
1,254 6,865 5,245 5,149 5,511
Revenue
General
2,758 61,809 10,790 12,862
5,838
8,843 8,786 2,550 8,637 2,724
9,807 31,463
2,296 10,311 13,469
192,283 25,432 11,770 4,786 29,359
10,468 8,261 6,244 4,348
16,398
3,314 17,366
1,265 9,389 3,432
199,732 44,160 1,330 7,776 4,621
35,133 11,593
2,836 17,646
3,838
1,254 6,865 5,236 5,149 5,511
From taxes
1,911 38,051
6,660 8,974 4,606
4,811 6,594 1,579 6,600 2,189
6,334 11,393
1,749 7,433 9,454
125,500 20,113 8,202 3,115 20,061
7,944 5,555 4,714 3,212 12,088
2,725 10,471
767 6,992 1,930
104,271 30,642 980 5,551 2,883
26,268 9,899 1,522
11,476 2,647
893 5,888 2,480 3,679 3,637
Totalc
2,795 52,096 13,161 13,397
6,978
7,980 10,770
2,886 6,891 2,603
10,381 30,945
2,249 10,829 15,463
207,734 29,179 16,023 4,538 33,075
9,710 9,673 6,778 4,241 14,256
3,785 17,443
1,326 11,038
3,763
221,160 117,360
1,145 6,582 4,267
38,447 10,620
3,123 15,671
4,171
958 7,254 5,366 4,046 6,286
Expenditures General
Capital outlay
2,795 50,672 13,161 13,397
6,978
7,980 10,770
2,740 6,891 2,603
10,103 30,945
2,249 10,829 15,463
182,377 28,811 12,634 4,538 27,403
9,710 8,542 6,778 4,241 14,256
3,785 17,443
1,326 11,038
3,763
190,316 72,724 1,145 6,582 4,267
36,524 10,620
3,066 15,671
3,805
958 7,254 5,357 4,046 6,286
74 6,016 2,882 5,170 1,794
844 3,654
727 463 119
2,632 3,438
25 773 3,980
37,701 4,002 5,751 801 9,179
820 2,301
121 911 1,830
603 3,478
91 1,475
242
45,299 82,330
72 550 1,123
10,764 2,865 496 3,714 381
16 938 1,569 255 722
(continued)
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.212 (Continued)
SELECTED FINANCIAL STATISTICS FOR INDIVIDUAL COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, GEORGIA, FY 1996-1997a (thousands of dollars)
County
Totalb
Revenue General
From taxes
Totalc
Expenditures General
Capital outlay
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
16,727 21,174 10,453
3,952 2,847
30,056 5,423 3,970 9,017
10,471
20,956 22,017 29,310
3,952 11,945
12,361 1,465 1,825
11,031 35,393
2,714 6,024 5,859 9,280
16,727 20,951 10,453
3,952 2,847
30,056 5,423 3,965 9,017
10,139
20,956 22,017 28,813
3,952 11,945
12,361 1,465 1,825
11,031 35,287
2,714 6,024 5,859 9,280
11,944 15,247
7,330 2,593 1,390
19,183 3,834 3,398 6,518 8,175
14,034 16,541 15,846
2,233 9,475
8,829 693
1,170 8,554 23,751
2,137 4,465 4,819 6,665
17,233 25,183
9,383 4,542 2,724
29,415 4,953 3,766 8,921
10,752
16,698 21,688 31,072
3,902 11,649
12,087 1,591 2,218
18,296 36,795
2,793 4,354 4,780 9,081
17,233 24,918
9,383 4,542 2,724
29,415 4,953 3,761 8,921
10,394
16,698 21,688 30,435
3,902 11,649
12,087 1,591 2,218
18,296 36,617
2,793 4,354 4,780 9,081
2,644 8,428 1,062
596 407
929 785 663 1,811 815
2,559 1,892 6,332
739 2,673
2,024 130 762
10,636 5,330
472 145 500 2,557
NA Not available.
a Endpoint of fiscal year varies from June to December by county; see source.
b Includes general revenue (intergovernmental and from own sources, including taxes) and utility, liquor store, and employee retirement revenue.
c Includes general expenditure (general expenditures and capital outlay) and utility, liquor store, and employee retirement expenditure.
d Data for merged city-county governments are reported by city but shown here by county: Athens-Clarke County, AugustaRichmond County, and Columbus-Muscogee County.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Governments, 1997, vol. 4, Government Finances; no. 3, Finances of County Governments; no. 4, Finances of Municipal and Township Governments.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17.000
TABLE 17.221
TOTAL AND PER CAPITA REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES OF ALL MUNICIPALITIES IN GEORGIA,
WITH PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTIONS, 1996-1997
Category
Amount ($ thousands)
Percent distribution
Per capita amount (dollars)
Number of municipalities
Revenue (total) General revenue Intergovernmental revenue
Federal government State government From own sources Taxes
Property Other Charges and miscellaneous Utility and liquor store revenue Employee retirement revenue
Expenditure General expenditure Current expenditure Capital outlay
Education services Education Libraries
Social services and income maintenance Public welfare Hospitals Health
Transportation Highways Capital outlay Air transportation Other transportation
Public safety Police protection Fire protection Correction Protective inspection and regulation
Environment and housing Natural resources Parks and recreation Housing and community development Sewerage Solid waste management
Governmental administration Financial administration Judicial and legal General public buildings Other governmental administration
Interest on general debt Other and unallocable Utility and liquor store expenditure Employee retirement expenditure Debt outstanding at end of fiscal year Exhibit: Salaries and wages
536
4,445,584 3,056,473
562,393 89,521
104,561 2,494,081 1,181,912
530,061 651,851 1,312,169 1,217,076 172,035
4,569,973 3,129,688 2,520,713
608,975
16,341 11,041
13,927 71,582 23,995
233,442 59,203
204,345 4,208
469,355 234,751
68,011 23,694
2,944 196,343
97,743 323,054 218,605
51,534 51,901 37,483 219,620 149,872 405,888 1,308,633 131,652 3,727,037 1,162,504
(X)
100.0 68.8 12.7 2.0 2.4 56.1 26.6 11.9 14.7 29.5 27.4 3.9
100.0 68.5 55.2 13.3 0.4 0.2 0.0
0.3 1.6 0.5
5.1 1.3 4.5 0.1
10.3 5.1 1.5 0.5
0.1 4.3 2.1 7.1 4.8
1.1 1.1 0.8 4.8 3.3 8.9 28.6 2.9 (X) (X)
(X)
1,504 1,034
190 30 35
844 400 179 221 444 412
58 0
1,547 1,059
853 206
0 6 4 0 5 24 8 0 79 20 69 1 0 159 79 23 8 0 1 66 33 109 74 0 17 18 13 74 51 137 443 45 1,261 393
(X) Represents not applicable.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Governments, 1997, vol. 4, Government Finances, no. 4, Finances of Municipal and Township Governments.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17. 000
TABLE 17.301
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES IN GEORGIA, BY MAJOR AGENCYa AND TYPE OF SPENDING, FISCAL YEAR 2001 (thousands of dollars)
Federal department
Grants and other
paymentsb
Salaries and
wages
Procurement contracts, value of
awards
Agriculture Commerce Defense Education Energy Health and Human Services Housing and Urban Development Interior Justice Labor Transportation Treasury Veterans Affairs
Total (all departments/agencies)
686,107 19,688 33,539
819,243 37,126
4,716,313 123,915 6,778 169,320 156,368 933,301 967 10,198
7,929,193
139,038 13,757
3,616,700 13,679 5,916
403,625 27,579 52,262
123,451 32,353
213,562 368,658 261,795
6,930,992
41,983 5,696
5,990,424 44,332 9,365
251,840 16,159 19,358 19,533 28,681 73,116 95,482 58,789
7,382,232
a Departments will not add to total because of rounding and because other agencies are not shown. b Includes grants and other payments to state and local governments in Georgia.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Federal Funds Report, Fiscal Year 2001.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17. 000
TABLE 17.302
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES OR OBLIGATIONS, IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, FISCAL YEAR 2001a
(thousands of dollars)
Category
Georgia
United States
Direct federal expenditures/obligations Total Department of Defense All other agencies By type of payment Grant awards Salaries and wages Total Department of Defense Direct payments to individuals Total Retirement and disability All other Procurement contract awards Total Department of Defense
Other federal assistance Direct loans Guaranteed loans and insurance
47,320,410 10,994,904 36,325,506
7,929,193
6,930,992 3,616,700
25,077,994 15,577,617
9,500,376
7,382,232 5,990,424
452,867 17,539,672
1,778,884,262 255,385,396
1,523,498,866
338,977,112
188,074,605 70,273,656
1,005,613,593 600,014,232 405,599,361
246,218,951 149,314,126
20,968,670 802,127,462
a Federal fiscal year ending September 30.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Governments Division, Federal Programs Branch, Consolidated Federal Funds Report: Fiscal Year 2001.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17. 000
TABLE 17.303
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES OR OBLIGATIONS, BY GEORGIA COUNTIES, FISCAL YEAR 2001a (dollars)
County
Direct federal expenditures/obligations
Total
Defense department
All other agencies
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
84,515,414 42,539,951 53,067,385 26,354,546 178,118,873
54,925,149 171,058,040 241,754,105
94,971,410 85,798,419
1,012,944,133 71,048,529 59,107,050 87,711,433
659,745,609
207,408,861 118,135,932
82,843,922 46,788,651 446,950,851
52,988,121 332,655,255 142,433,622
46,294,066 1,574,623,092
151,621,124 114,918,548 286,474,676 536,908,717
32,808,963
736,954,963 42,135,837
6,253,826,079 156,356,518 217,232,829
626,188,144 80,362,910
292,619,346 33,301,257
126,509,114
70,846,908 47,380,231 140,589,016 2,374,771,166 106,911,463
1,407,000 981,000 523,000 241,000
6,470,000
994,000 12,719,000 10,326,000
2,311,000 4,271,000
48,115,000 2,225,000 1,738,000 2,612,000
585,372,000
8,767,000 2,678,000 3,221,000
911,000 312,658,000
1,161,000 8,642,000 3,142,000 1,661,000 414,954,802
137,395,645 1,766,000
16,307,000 37,283,481
9,138,000
112,526,000 6,146,000
4,875,706,000 5,163,000 4,905,000
444,416,000 2,302,000
15,122,000 583,000
4,316,000
1,096,929 1,071,000 3,565,000 132,923,000 2,139,000
83,108,414 41,558,951 52,544,385 26,113,546 171,648,873
53,931,149 158,339,040 231,428,105
92,660,410 81,527,419
964,829,133 68,823,529 57,369,050 85,099,433 74,373,609
198,641,861 115,457,932
79,622,922 45,877,651 134,292,851
51,827,121 324,013,255 139,291,622
44,633,066 1,159,668,290
14,225,479 113,152,548 270,167,676 499,625,236
23,670,963
624,428,963 35,989,837
1,378,120,079 151,193,518 212,327,829
181,772,144 78,060,910
277,497,346 32,718,257
122,193,114
69,749,979 46,309,231 137,024,016 2,241,848,166 104,772,463
Other federal assistance
Direct loans
Guaranteed loans and insurance
847,740 373,293 614,799 1,752,745 10,504,390
6,077 558,974 660,103 1,849,339 1,068,453
57,174,211 1,261,940 61,316 2,887,423 395,831
35,456,550 1,013,525 886,138 906,488 751,900
175,287 13,255,878
470,560 192,367 27,454,018
0 369,590
3,500 28,081,282
593,550
3,120,000 86,910
6,954,248 2,438,483 3,050,120
355,625 1,231,049 4,742,927
806,200 256,665
115,050 524,750 3,828,111 5,365,562 529,131
16,781,863 19,183,778
7,933,627 22,168,446 14,317,544
3,270,633 78,020,615 101,962,847
7,225,245 22,086,676
89,752,735 6,338,654 3,934,202
15,820,334 444,820,004
67,496,322 21,343,008 18,354,777 12,205,525 349,370,337
10,088,782 83,183,408 39,848,377
2,431,457 4,708,444,183
755,152 9,137,724 199,468,913 44,059,193 4,535,293
467,414,712 1,804,960
973,889,183 29,345,797 40,523,902
83,505,615 19,557,916 88,701,238
3,657,287 19,650,547
3,565,383 23,922,710 68,167,856 909,086,475
7,988,766
(continued)
PUBLIC FINANCE
17. 000
TABLE 17.303 (Continued)
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES OR OBLIGATIONS, BY GEORGIA COUNTIES, FISCAL YEAR 2001a (dollars)
County
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Direct federal expenditures/obligations
Total
Defense department
All other agencies
87,379,595 709,734,027 246,417,721
83,149,088 8,525,061
106,141,918 117,720,808 135,988,879
51,881,633 111,144,901
250,647,091 396,090,397 163,659,884 115,707,937 7,415,500,162
88,198,338 15,549,859 492,421,329 149,416,639 107,359,447
78,611,079 1,120,902,830
140,705,134 492,606,188
62,690,452
105,043,663 84,020,334
107,003,198 45,319,236
371,567,236
1,462,691,521 51,058,854
162,249,249 41,086,175 62,693,752
113,956,474 53,062,601 55,184,867 67,858,653 67,111,770
35,306,954 288,429,518
62,608,388 256,768,721
45,898,418
907,000 184,894,000
12,050,000 1,179,000 119,000
6,341,000 6,593,000 2,383,000 1,821,000 2,791,000
36,788,000 9,856,000 7,289,000 2,202,000
513,293,122
3,344,000 218,000
26,165,000 4,626,000 2,547,000
3,542,000 106,324,000
3,745,000 21,931,000
795,000
1,615,000 8,445,000 15,441,000 6,203,241 23,643,000
1,024,945,000 1,274,000 3,601,000 1,172,000 1,109,000
2,033,000 535,000
4,800,000 2,865,000 2,824,000
1,274,000 13,043,000
3,873,000 120,165,000
2,047,000
86,472,595 524,840,027 234,367,721
81,970,088 8,406,061
99,800,918 111,127,808 133,605,879
50,060,633 108,353,901
213,859,091 386,234,397 156,370,884 113,505,937 6,902,207,040
84,854,338 15,331,859 466,256,329 144,790,639 104,812,447
75,069,079 1,014,578,830
136,960,134 470,675,188
61,895,452
103,428,663 75,575,334 91,562,198 39,115,995
347,924,236
437,746,521 49,784,854
158,648,249 39,914,175 61,584,752
111,923,474 52,527,601 50,384,867 64,993,653 64,287,770
34,032,954 275,386,518
58,735,388 136,603,721
43,851,418
Other federal assistance
Direct loans
Guaranteed loans and insurance
1,785,406 24,832,746
149,407 2,406,706
312,070
1,515,168 1,013,225 1,149,145
387,590 101,500
50,000 424,593
91,020 108,091 84,309,725
435,900 27,400
1,078,300 884,645 808,472
445,700 998,936 5,827,490 1,354,238
85,920
0 194,350 1,781,494
0 705,582
870,480 1,532,878
251,075 0
1,418,899
310,723 418,833 113,365
46,920 194,945
254,565 135,256 1,935,283
90,124 4,981,100
27,460,714 216,897,963 129,162,951
27,204,539 684,481
85,973,652 1,746,165
13,310,070 6,625,208
23,372,455
68,180,929 84,285,065 166,195,392
3,008,471 768,744,393
22,408,007 317,019
2,208,341,494 30,291,687 36,898,056
1,674,413 1,019,149,306
9,367,578 109,459,520
264,679
7,737,148 18,253,314
2,037,908 3,118,174 348,267,252
100,962,559 18,776,601 42,718,686 7,027,151 12,547,790
8,973,596 16,638,256
1,847,940 6,173,511 6,600,992
4,938,250 12,777,480 80,086,435 143,721,649
635,183
(continued)
PUBLIC FINANCE
17. 000
TABLE 17.303 (Continued)
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES OR OBLIGATIONS, BY GEORGIA COUNTIES, FISCAL YEAR 2001a (dollars)
County
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Direct federal expenditures/obligations
Total
Defense department
All other agencies
27,677,778 594,809,853
70,496,415 115,143,751
52,231,477
82,668,387 99,770,822 31,148,231 104,270,990 45,682,999
246,266,929 73,774,392 41,418,031 70,911,711 97,126,916
1,689,367,353 213,204,713 70,100,974 38,735,723 130,521,756
151,948,527 82,096,120 79,301,957 56,830,443
195,785,255
60,628,873 79,000,905 18,441,705 76,605,550 57,727,475
1,309,378,264 181,884,666 22,970,558 86,648,942 60,179,583
254,602,060 135,261,057
38,307,190 175,388,892
36,577,234
15,504,222 104,977,127
54,308,783 83,474,179 74,969,008
2,004,000 237,604,154
11,783,000 5,794,000 2,112,000
2,805,000 2,839,000 1,180,000 1,616,000
588,000
1,892,000 4,728,000
683,000 1,929,000 5,673,000
850,079,000 6,648,000 4,358,000 1,223,000 5,696,000
8,626,000 3,200,000 2,278,000 7,432,000 13,853,000
1,891,000 3,265,000
410,000 1,974,000 1,540,000
208,555,000 8,073,000 1,055,000 1,234,000 1,519,000
6,412,000 3,522,000
832,000 6,620,000 4,680,000
166,000 4,191,000 1,013,000 6,982,000 1,092,000
25,673,778 357,205,699
58,713,415 109,349,751
50,119,477
79,863,387 96,931,822 29,968,231 102,654,990 45,094,999
244,374,929 69,046,392 40,735,031 68,982,711 91,453,916
839,288,353 206,556,713
65,742,974 37,512,723 124,825,756
143,322,527 78,896,120 77,023,957 49,398,443
181,932,255
58,737,873 75,735,905 18,031,705 74,631,550 56,187,475
1,100,823,264 173,811,666 21,915,558 85,414,942 58,660,583
248,190,060 131,739,057
37,475,190 168,768,892
31,897,234
15,338,222 100,786,127
53,295,783 76,492,179 73,877,008
Other federal assistance
Direct loans
Guaranteed loans and insurance
76,100 12,179,268
0 2,655,233
757,200
801,613 255,942
0 167,560 1,253,913
4,734,840 278,570 78,600 352,005 175,425
10,697,991 769,145 110,000 2,500 817,994
10,783,592 962,137
1,259,018 730,160 510,865
889,129 820,390
47,000 5,000
766,193
5,771,170 280,223
1,836,897 385,201
1,310,979
448,390 175,921 1,170,195 3,229,656
0
445,000 249,066 108,302 127,435 1,153,636
1,345,007 54,668,375
4,764,440 15,700,385 80,986,334
12,768,935 5,172,493 2,847,810 9,245,636
26,214,381
46,614,238 13,831,169
3,064,421 4,650,763 12,708,376
155,039,260 121,109,526
11,002,503 1,421,552
178,046,521
12,352,830 9,607,453
12,356,227 5,062,251
28,987,299
14,781,020 2,412,466 802,023 8,745,333
14,811,975
178,608,265 56,179,586 2,292,180 15,144,095 20,073,153
36,248,482 3,738,063 3,931,528
28,069,382 1,327,515
0 17,825,094
3,562,119 5,952,942 17,581,459
(continued)
PUBLIC FINANCE
17. 000
TABLE 17.303 (Continued)
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES OR OBLIGATIONS, BY GEORGIA COUNTIES, FISCAL YEAR 2001a (dollars)
County
Direct federal expenditures/obligations
Total
Defense department
All other agencies
Other federal assistance
Direct loans
Guaranteed loans and insurance
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
State undistributed
231,043,414 199,837,289 133,876,487
56,548,664 34,148,960
269,056,017 60,665,024 46,377,855 94,620,501
129,700,051
280,230,117 206,997,639 231,681,272
41,975,984 105,313,379
156,563,365 15,488,935 32,247,366 78,653,064
301,300,792
55,726,419 65,172,029 54,909,265 105,562,769
2,254,015,733
5,464,000 4,920,000 3,161,000 1,876,000
355,000
13,207,000 873,000 666,000
3,474,000 3,697,000
5,401,000 6,799,000 4,604,000
642,000 1,457,000
15,840,000 211,000 295,000
3,059,000 6,204,000
956,000 1,727,000 1,069,000 2,677,000
0
225,579,414 194,917,289 130,715,487
54,672,664 33,793,960
255,849,017 59,792,024 45,711,855 91,146,501
126,003,051
274,829,117 200,198,639 227,077,272
41,333,984 103,856,379
140,723,365 15,277,935 31,952,366 75,594,064
295,096,792
54,770,419 63,445,029 53,840,265 102,885,769
2,254,015,733
1,469,453 167,461
2,647,355 265,000 40,180
1,026,945 367,533 921,124 177,618 167,660
1,031,062 329,130 574,827 85,746 605,940
610,016 239,752
30,343 131,300 124,672
592,863 1,178,585
504,865 1,097,207
0
27,875,700 38,195,340 14,975,895
3,262,626 2,223,255
42,739,592 12,217,463
3,723,433 10,835,074
6,379,818
24,749,670 80,351,510 18,370,262
143,817 3,907,793
17,114,894 6,561,607 2,319,156
15,049,795 53,891,316
10,780,040 23,026,401
1,009,500 44,778,400
743,549,094
a Federal fiscal year ending September 30.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Governments Division, Federal Programs Branch, Consolidated Federal Funds Report: Fiscal Year 2001.
PUBLIC FINANCE
17. 000
TABLE 17.306
PER CAPITA AMOUNTS OF FEDERAL EXPENDITURE, BY SELECTED PROGRAM, THE UNITED STATES AND GEORGIA, FISCAL YEAR 2001 (dollars)
Program
United Statesa
Georgia
Total direct expenditures or obligations Defense Non-defense
Retirement and disability payments Social Security Federal retirement and disability payments Veterans benefit payments All other
Other direct payments - total Other direct payments for individuals Food stamps Medicare Unemployment compensation benefit payments Excess earned income tax credits Lower income housing assistance Section 8 moderate rehabilitation All other
Direct payments other than for individuals
Grant awards Highway planning and construction Family support payments to states (AFDC+TANF) Medical assistance program (Medicaid) Other
Procurement contract awards Defense Non-defense
Salaries and wages Defense Non-defense U.S. Postal Service Other
Other federal assistance Direct loans Guaranteed loans Insurance
6,321.06 907.48
5,413.58
2,132.08 1,717.82
289.59 81.53 43.13
1,441.25 1,245.11
55.21 843.11
93.08 96.86
0.00 101.14
55.71
196.14
1,204.52 95.87 60.96
474.66 573.03
874.91 530.57 344.34
668.30 249.71 418.59 182.47 236.12
2,924.78 74.51
623.78 2,226.48
5,780.33 1,343.06 4,437.27
1,902.85 1,426.00
343.94 93.35 39.56
1,160.50 1,029.90
62.93 658.69
59.71 136.16
0.00 72.18 40.23
130.60
968.57 92.44 44.96
381.12 450.05
901.76 731.75 170.01
846.64 441.79 404.85 165.54 239.31
2,197.84 55.32
815.57 1,326.95
Note: Data are based on dollar amounts; resident populations estimated as of April 1, 2000. Detail may not add to totals because of rounding. Per capita amounts calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
a United States includes fifty states, District of Columbia, and outlying possessions and territories.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Governments Division, Federal Programs Branch, Consolidated Federal Funds Report: Fiscal Year 2001.
.18 LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
.Tola Reponea lndex Cr mes and Arrests ano Re at10nsh.pof Cr~me
to Pop~laot n In Georg~a1996-2000
388
Arrests for Index Crimes by Age Group in Georgia. 1996-2000........................................................ 389
Changes in Number. Rate. and Arrests For Major Cnmes in Georgia. 1995-2000................... .... ..... 390 Age. Race. and Sex Distribution of Persons Arrested for IndexCnmes In Georgia. 2000............. 392
Index Crimes. Number and Rate per 1.000 Inhabitants In Georgia. By MSA. 2000...................... 393
. Summary of Index Crimes In Georgia By County. 2000.............................................................. ..... 394
Arrests for Drug-Related Drug OffensesIn Georgia. By Race. 2000................................................ 398
Total and DUI -Related Accidents. lnjunes and Fatallties in Georgla. 1995.1998.
and 1998 DUI Dnvers by SelectedAge ............................................................................................399
. Traff~cPccidents and DUI-RelatedAccidentsin Georgia By County. 1998....................................... 400
Family Violence in Georgia. 1996-2060................................................................................................. 404
Prisonersin State and Federal Pnsons in Georg~aand the United States. 1990-2000...................... 405
Correctional Institution Populat~onsin Georgia. By Type. Selected Years ........................................ 406
. SummaryStatisticsfor State Prisons Only. in Georgia F~scaYl ears 1990-2000................................ 407
Inmate Populalionin Georgia. By Most Serious Type of Crime. 2000-2002..................................... 408
Inmate and Probation Population of Georg~aby Race and Sex. Selected Years............................... 409
State Appropriations for the Judicial Branch. Georgia. Rscal Years 1999-2002................................. 411
Filingsand Dispos~tionsin Georgia's Superior Courts. Calendar Years 1996-2002.......................... 411
Summary Statistics for Georgia's State Courts and Other County-Level Courts.
2000. By Type and Dispositionof Caseload...................................................................................... 412
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.102
TOTAL REPORTEDa INDEX CRIMES AND ARRESTS, AND RELATIONSHIP OF CRIME TO POPULATION IN GEORGIA, 1996-2000
Category
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Index crimesb Incidents
Number Ratec Arrests
Population
394,176 5,587.2
73,161
7,048,990
416,603 5,785.4
77,829
7,192,305
443,360 6,030.0
75,324
7,334,274
406,910 5,435.7
71,385
7,486,242
400,433 5,239.9
62,690
7,636,522
Percentage changed
Population Index crimes
2.2
2.0
2.0
2.1
2.0
-2.8
5.7
6.4
-8.2
-1.6
NA Not available.
a Data are for reported incidents, arrests and clearances only, and do not include estimates for unreported incidents or nonreporting law enforcement agencies.
b Index crimes include murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft; see Table 18.110.
c Rate per 100,000 population.
d Percentage change from previous year, computed by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia. The 2000 population is based on the 2000 Census. All prior data are based on the 1990 Census.
Source:
Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Crime Information Center, unpublished data, 1996, 1998, 2000; Uniform Crime Reporting Program, 2000 Summary Report; U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Population Estimates Program, Population Division, (ST-99-3),State Population Estimates: Annual Time Series, July 1, 1990 to July 1, 1999; Time Series of State Population Estimates: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2001.
TABLE 18.103
ARRESTS FOR INDEX CRIMES BY MAJOR CATEGORY AND AGE GROUP IN GEORGIA, 1996-2000
Index crimesa age group
16 and under 17-21 22-29 30-39 40-49 50 and older
Total
1996 Number Percent
12,078 19,354 16,756 17,018
7,570 2,548
75,324
16.0 26.0 22.0 23.0 10.0
3.0
100.0
1997 Number Percent
10,875 17,544 15,338 16,951
7,997 2,680
71,385
15.0 25.0 21.0 24.0 11.0
4.0
100.0
1998 Number Percent
9,740 15,147 13,111 14,933
7,305 2,454
62,690
15.0 24.0 21.0 24.0 12.0
4.0
100.0
1999 Number Percent
9,577 14,445 11,926 13,779
7,509 2,826
60,062
16.0 24.0 20.0 23.0 12.0
5.0
100.0
2000 Number Percent
9,452 13,677 11,031 12,839
7,590 2,573
57,162
16.5 23.9 19.3 22.5 13.3
4.5
100.0
Note: Data for index crimes revised in accordance with revisions in the source. No revisions available for non-index crimes. a Index crimes include seven offenses; see Table 18.110.
Source: Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Crime Information Center, unpublished data, 1996, 1998, Uniform Crime Reporting Program, 2000 Summary Report.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.110
CHANGES IN NUMBERa, RATEb, AND ARRESTSc FOR MAJOR (INDEX) CRIMES IN GEORGIA, 1995-2000
Type of crime
Total violent crime 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Murder 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Rape 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Robbery 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Aggravated assault 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Total property crime 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Burglary 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Incidentsa
Change from previous yeard
Rateb
Change from previous yeard
Arrestsc
Change from previous yeard
45,614 45,081 42,940 42,246 35,357 40,378
654 617 563 583 496 566
2,423 2,250 2,195 2,229 1,683 2,209
14,479 14,664 14,889 13,902 11,715 12,831
28,058 27,550 25,293 25,532 21,463 24,772
370,989 398,279 363,970 358,187 295,908 351,450
72,795 77,851 76,268 72,701 57,987 69,562
5.0 -1.2 -4.7 -1.6 -16.3 14.2
-2.5 -5.7 -8.8 3.6 -14.9 14.1
9.0 -7.1 -2.4 1.5 -24.5 31.3
-2.7 1.3 1.5 -6.6 -15.7 9.5
9.4 -1.8 -8.2 0.9 -15.9 15.4
5.8 7.4 -8.6 -1.6 -17.4 18.8
3.2 6.9 -2.0 -4.7 -20.2 20.0
633.4 613.1 573.6 552.8 432.0 518.5
9.1 8.4 7.5 7.6 6.1 7.3
33.6 30.6 29.3 29.2 20.6 28.4
201.0 199.4 198.9 182.0 143.1 164.8
389.6 374.7 337.9 334.1 262.2 318.1
5,152.0 5,416.6 4,862.0 4,687.1 3,614.5 4,512.7
1,011.0 1,058.8 1,018.8
951.3 708.3 893.2
2.9 -3.2 -6.4 -3.6 -21.9 20.0
-4.2 -7.7 -10.7 1.3 -19.7 19.7
6.7 -8.9 -4.2 -0.3 -29.5 37.9
-4.7 -0.8 -0.3 -8.5 -21.4 15.2
7.2 -3.8 -9.8 -1.1 -21.5 21.3
3.6 5.1 -10.2 -3.6 -22.9 24.8
1.1 4.7 -3.8 -6.6 -25.5 26.1
20,825 18,835 19,345 16,994 15,831 15,750
8.4 -9.6 2.7 -12.2 -7.3 0.5
608 508 661 495 525 497
814 750 816 655 669 569
4,019 3,754 3,716 2,991 2,936 2,829
15,384 13,823 14,152 12,853 11,701 11,855
1.0 -16.4 30.1 -25.1
6.1 -5.3
5.9 -7.9 8.8 -19.7 2.1 -14.9
0.8 -6.6 -1.0 -19.5 -1.8 -3.6
11.0 -10.1
2.4 -9.2 -9.0 1.3
57,004 56,489 52,040 45,696 44,231 41,412
5.7 -0.9 -7.9 -12.2 -3.2 -6.4
9,274
-2.7
9,322
0.5
8,796
-5.6
7,949
-9.6
7,649
-3.8
7,039
-8.0
(continued)
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.110 (continued)
CHANGES IN NUMBERa, RATEb, AND ARRESTSc FOR MAJOR (INDEX) CRIMES IN GEORGIA, 1995-2000
Type of crime
Incidentsa
Change from previous yeard
Rateb
Change from previous yeard
Arrestsc
Change from previous yeard
Larceny 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Auto theft 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
258,224 275,931 245,194 244,172 204,026 242,385
39,970 44,497 42,508 41,314 33,895 39,503
5.8 6.9 -11.1 -0.4 -16.4 18.8
10.4 11.3 -4.5 -2.8 -18.0 16.5
3,586.0 3,752.6 3,275.4 3,195.1 2,492.2 3,112.3
555.1 605.2 567.8 540.6 414.0 507.2
3.7 4.6 -12.7 -2.5 -22.0 24.9
8.1 9.0 -6.2 -4.8 -23.4 22.5
43,468 42,817 38,789 34,312 33,411 30,880
4,262 4,350 4,455 3,435 3,171 3,493
7.3 -1.5 -9.4 -11.5 -2.6 -7.6
9.2 2.1 2.4 -22.9 -7.7 10.2
Total Index crimes 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
416,603 443,360 406,910 400,433 331,265 391,828
5.7 6.4 -8.2 -1.6 -17.3 18.3
5,785.4 6,030.0 5,435.7 5,239.9 4,046.5 5,031.2
3.5 4.2 -9.9 -3.6 -22.8 24.3
77,829 75,324 71,385 62,690 60,062 57,162
6.4 -3.2 -5.2 -12.2 -4.2 -4.8
a The number of crimes is based on reported incidents only, and does not include estimates for unreported incidents or nonreporting law enforcement agencies.
b Rate per 100,000 persons.
c Includes only reported arrests; estimates for unreported arrests and non-reporting law enforcement agencies not included.
d Percentage change from previous year; computed by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Crime Information Center, Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Summary Report, 1999; 2000.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.112
AGE, SEX, AND RACE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS ARRESTED FOR INDEX CRIMES IN GEORGIA, 2000
Type of crime
Total violent crime Murder Forcible rape Robbery Aggravated assault
Total property crime Burglary Larceny Motor vehicle theft
Total crime
Total arrests (number)
15,750 497 569
2,829 11,855 41,412
7,039 30,880
3,493
57,162
16 and under
Percentagea of arrests, by age group 17 to 21 22 to 29 30 to 39 40 to 49
50 and above
8.15 11.07 11.25
9.37 7.58 19.73 21.72 19.36 18.98
16.54
21.57 29.98 28.12 33.40 18.08 24.82 26.71 23.92 29.06
23.93
24.89 26.96 26.01 24.74 24.78 17.17 15.97 16.99 21.19
19.30
24.83 15.69 22.14 22.02 26.01 21.56 21.65 21.74 19.75
22.46
14.58 10.46 10.02
8.27 16.47 12.78 11.29 13.64
8.22
13.28
5.99 5.84 2.46 2.19 7.07 3.94 2.66 4.36 2.81
4.50
Type of crime
Male
Percentagea of arrests by sex and race
Sex Female
White
Race
Non-white
Total violent crime Murder Forcible rape Robbery Aggravated assault
Total property crime Burglary Larceny Motor vehicle theft
Total index crime
78.54 86.12 100.00 91.87 74.01
72.60 88.75 67.37 86.26
74.23
21.46 13.88
0.00 8.13 25.99
27.40 11.25 32.63 13.74
25.77
24.56 27.98 25.24 18.07 25.92
36.82 37.59 37.32 30.67
33.39
75.44 72.02 74.76 81.93 74.08
63.18 62.41 62.68 69.33
66.61
a Percentages calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Crime Information Center, Uniform Crime Reporting Program, 2000 Summary Report.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.120
INDEX CRIMES, NUMBER AND RATE PER 100,000 INHABITANTS, IN GEORGIA, BY METROPOLITAN AREA, 2000
Type of crime and MSA*
Number
Ratea
Type of crime and MSA*
Number
Ratea
Murder
Albany
5
Athens
6
Atlanta
286
Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC
17
Chattanooga, TN-GA
3
Columbus, GA-AL
20
Macon
17
Savannah
35
Georgia
496
Forcible rape
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Chattanooga, TN-GA Columbus, GA-AL Macon Savannah Georgia
35 38 951 102 25 29 105 103 1,683
Robbery
Albany
241
Athens
168
Atlanta
8,114
Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC 326
Chattanooga, TN-GA
47
Columbus, GA-AL
440
Macon
459
Savannah
828
Georgia
11,715
Aggravated assault
Albany
309
Athens
249
Atlanta
12,115
Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC 329
Chattanooga, TN-GA
95
Columbus, GA-AL
604
Macon
1,148
Savannah
940
Georgia
21,463
4.1 4.1 7.1 5.7 2.2 8.6 5.0 11.5 6.1
28.4 25.8 23.5 34.2 18.2 12.5 31.1 34.0 20.6
195.3 113.9 200.1 109.4
34.3 189.1 135.8 273.1 143.1
250.4 168.8 298.8 110.4
69.3 259.6 339.6 310.1 262.2
Burglary
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Chattanooga, TN-GA Columbus, GA-AL Macon Savannah Georgia
1,572 1,212 31,901 2,388
646 1,838 4,020 2,753 57,987
Larceny - theft
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Chattanooga, TN-GA Columbus, GA-AL Macon Savannah Georgia
4,099 6,011 107,930 8,801 2,331 8,111 11,936 9,257 204,026
Motor vehicle theft
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC Chattanooga, TN-GA Columbus, GA-AL Macon Savannah Georgia
340 416 23,090 1,156 249 1,068 1,849 2,205 33,895
1,273.7 821.4 786.8 801.0 471.3 790.0
1,189.2 908.1 708.3
3,321.1 4,073.9 2,662.1 2,952.1 1,700.5 3,486.1 3,531.1 3,053.4 2,492.2
275.5 281.9 569.5 387.8 181.7 459.0 547.0 727.3 414.0
* Georgia part only.
a Rates per 100,000 population, calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
Source: Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Crime Information Center, Uniform Crime Reporting Program, 2000 Summary Report.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
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TABLE 18.121 SUMMARY OF INDEX CRIMES BY COUNTY, 2000
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Total crimes (number)
295 91 98 15
1,716
448 1,663 1,824 1,004
259
13,357 82
272 474 476
1,140 1,080
603 141 1,541
319 3,377 1,532
141 14,537
73 98 2,639 7,459 17
13,775 261
20,689 2,270 1,579
1,852 183
2,190 272
1,398
Total crimes (rank)
88 136 134 152
33
76 36 30 53 98
7 138
92 75 74
51 52 65 123 40
84 19 41 123
5
140 134
23 10 151
6 96
3 25 39
29 115
26 92 43
Index crime ratea
1,693.6 1,196.0
970.0 368.2 3,838.9
3,106.4 3,603.9 2,399.4 5,742.4 1,595.3
8,679.7 702.9
1,859.3 2,881.5 2,032.7
2,036.3 4,855.5 3,088.8 2,231.0 3,529.2
3,330.9 3,869.7 2,875.3 1,371.3 6,264.7
490.5 384.8 1,859.7 7,349.6 506.4
5,824.1 3,794.7 3,404.2 6,067.4 3,754.8
2,074.2 1,160.4 2,454.7 2,176.9 6,355.7
Index crime rate (rank)
98 124 134 150
28
46 33 68 13 101
1 143
93 52 87
86 17 48 76 35
42 27 53 116
9
147 149
92 4
146
11 30 40 10 31
81 126
67 78
7
Violent (number)
Property (number)
68 12
5 4 144
23 116 120 169
38
888 6
19 107
23
35 263
27 20 206
46 313
87 16 1,789
8 2 153 424 8
1,110 99
1,553 221 258
92 19 169 13 154
227 79 93 11
1,572
425 1,547 1,704
835 221
12,469 76
253 367 453
1,105 817 576 121
1,335
273 3,064 1,445
125 12,748
65 96 2,486 7,035
9
12,665 162
19,136 2,049 1,321
1,760 164
2,021 259
1,244
(continued)
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County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
TABLE 18.121 (Continued) SUMMARY OF INDEX CRIMES BY COUNTY, 2000
Total crimes (number)
249 287 1,167 33,331 536
271 6,092 3,580
165 0
1,678 236 685 0 193
1,388 3,711 2,335
899 66,764
259 3
5,405 1,273
660
279 17,186
525 2,068
101
396 114 426 145 3,165
4,913 258
1,419 134 439
Total crimes (rank)
101 89 50 2 69
94 11 17 118 157
35 103
58 157 112
44 16 24 54
1
98 155
12 47 62
91 4
72 27 131
81 128
80 122
20
13 100
42 126
78
Index crime ratea
1,643.1 1,793.9 4,132.4 5,005.7 2,795.9
2,351.4 6,341.5 3,884.0 1,335.6
0.0
4,470.5 1,150.6 3,136.9
0.0 974.8
1,520.9 4,097.6 2,372.8 4,431.8 8,181.8
1,104.2 117.4
7,999.3 2,886.4 2,789.6
1,936.7 2,920.6 1,462.3 1,484.8 1,002.4
1,541.5 481.1
1,852.4 1,316.7 2,652.1
4,435.5 2,597.9 3,412.0 1,172.8 3,461.1
Index crime rate (rank)
100 97 22 16 56
71 8
26 117 157
18 128
45 157 133
105 23 69 21 2
130 154
3 51 57
91 50 109 107 132
103 148
94 118
62
20 65 39 125 37
Violent (number)
Property (number)
12 4
137 2,616
70
22 561 243
18 0
148 16
142 0 2
46 466 245 107 12,242
3 2 620 56 86
17 1,256
48 187
30
41 11 39 18 253
560 21 85 11 39
237 283 1,030 30,715 466
249 5,531 3,337
147 0
1,530 220 543 0 191
1,342 3,245 2,090
792 54,522
256 1
4,785 1,217
574
262 15,930
477 1,881
71
355 103 387 127 2,912
4,353 237
1,334 123 400
(continued)
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County
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
TABLE 18.121 (Continued) SUMMARY OF INDEX CRIMES BY COUNTY, 2000
Total crimes (number)
248 224
48 554 319
19 1,370
509 2,740
73
157 3,713
448 300 205
148 670 431 618 117
561 304
2 233 855
11,931 1,720 535 186 1,682
667 262 170
99 1,261
77 530
87 184
Total crimes (rank)
102 106 146
68 84
150 46 73 22
140
120 15 76 87
111
121 59 79 64
127
66 86 156 104 56
8 32 70 113 34
60 95 117 133 48
139 71
137 114
Index crime ratea
1,436.3 2,612.2
560.7 2,343.6 2,004.8
262.4 3,053.0 2,056.0 4,447.3
874.5
1,523.7 4,030.8 2,131.7 2,131.6
796.7
2,071.7 3,155.8 3,973.4 2,742.5 1,833.0
2,344.1 1,397.3
24.2 1,507.4 2,342.1
6,404.5 2,774.1 2,040.0 1,472.1 2,059.3
2,818.2 1,140.0 1,087.2
723.3 3,307.4
803.1 2,817.4 3,348.7 1,222.6
Index crime rate (rank)
113 64
145 73 89
152 49 84 19
138
104 24 79 80
141
82 44 25 60 95
72 115 155 106
74
6 58 85 108 83
54 129 131 142
43
140 55 41
123
Violent (number)
Property (number)
28 94
4 91 70
8 144
29 257
6
12 80 25 44 20
26 39 28 65
8
36 21
1 22 15
1,075 155 15 58 181
105 10 27 8 84
13 71
9 25
220 130
44 463 249
11 1,226
480 2,483
67
145 3,633
423 256 185
122 631 403 553 109
525 283
1 211 840
10,856 1,565 520 128 1,501
562 252 143
91 1,177
64 459
78 159
(continued)
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TABLE 18.121 (Continued) SUMMARY OF INDEX CRIMES BY COUNTY, 2000
County
Total crimes (number)
Total crimes (rank)
Index crime ratea
Index crime rate
(rank)
Violent (number)
Property (number)
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
MSA counties Non-MSA counties Georgiab
10,542 1,934 47 223 210
4,025 558 69
1,222 62
24 345 108 231 260
1,632 1,372
661 135
59
3,392 326 70 158 733
1,615 875
1,789 114 657
6 0 13 285 2,893
23 176 207 207
264,034 71,556
335,590
9
5,276.9
28
2,758.5
147
1,248.0
107
1,450.5
108
2,241.4
14
6,890.1
67
2,193.8
143
1,313.8
49
3,680.7
144
954.1
148
1,155.5
82
1,546.7
130
1,225.2
105
1,958.6
97
2,370.1
37
3,818.7
45
3,572.3
61
2,535.8
125
1,448.7
145
860.8
18
5,770.8
83
3,430.1
142
661.0
119
913.9
57
2,656.1
38
2,645.2
55
1,441.8
31
5,041.9
128
1,799.2
63
3,102.6
154
22.6
157
0.0
153
210.4
90
1,429.0
21
3,463.6
149
268.2
116
1,646.9
109
2,025.4
109
942.3
NA
4,659.4
NA
2,839.8
NA
4,099.3
14
640
9,902
59
188
1,746
121
13
34
110
55
168
75
76
134
5
418
3,607
77
62
496
119
28
41
32
136
1,086
135
6
56
127
8
16
102
72
273
122
32
76
90
39
192
70
39
221
29
131
1,501
34
197
1,175
66
74
587
111
5
130
139
15
44
12
199
3,193
38
68
258
144
16
54
137
8
150
61
131
602
63
71
1,544
112
38
837
15
155
1,634
96
22
92
47
68
589
156
0
6
157
0
0
153
1
12
114
21
264
36
227
2,666
151
2
21
99
18
158
88
61
146
136
12
195
NA
28,129
235,905
NA
7,552
64,004
NA
35,681
299,909
NA Not applicable.
a Number of crimes per 100,000 population, calculated by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia.
b Represents the sum of all counties, may differ from the published state total.
Source: Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Crime Information Center, Crime Statistics, 2000, internet database; U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 2000
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TABLE 18.135
ARRESTS FOR DRUG-RELATED OFFENSES IN GEORGIA, BY RACE, 2000
Offense
Total
White
Black
Indian
Asian
Possession
17,560
9,659
7,857
0
44
Opium or cocaine
4,415
1,603
2,800
0
12
Marijuana
12,074
7,117
4,928
0
29
Synthetic
1,071
939
129
0
3
Sales/manufacturing
6,219
2,911
3,297
2
9
Opium or cocaine
2,500
619
1,881
0
0
Marijuana
2,218
1,267
943
2
6
Synthetic
1,501
1,025
473
0
3
Total arrests
23,779
12,570
11,154
2
53
a Data compiled by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia, from county data provided by the source.
Source: Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Crime Information Center, unpublished data, July 2002.
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TABLE 18.140
TOTAL AND DUI-RELATED ACCIDENTS, INJURIES AND FATALITIES IN GEORGIA, 1995-1998, AND 1998 DUI DRIVERS BY SELECTED AGE
Category
Total accidents Total fatal accidents Total non-fatal accidents with injuries Total accidents involving
property damage
Total accident-related injuries Total accident-related fatalities
Total DUI accidents DUI alcohol DUI drugs DUI alcohol and drugs
Total DUI-related Injuries DUI alcohol DUI drugs DUI alcohol and drugs
Total DUI-related fatalities DUI alcohol DUI drugs DUI alcohol and drugs
1995
283,639 1,337
85,590
11,081
139,857 1,492
10,872 9,681 621 570
9,623 8,330
733 560
508 340 114
54
1996
298,247 1,406
88,381
11,724
142,863 1,582
11,305 9,938 698 669
10,276 8,690 879 707
603 362 172
69
1997
301,767 NA NA
NA
139,386 1,584
10,762 9,357 788 617
9,309 7,674 1,011
624
609 347 172
90
1998
293,251 NA NA
NA
133,034 1,579
9,778 8,601
725 452
8,359 7,097
833 429
498 364
94 40
Age group
DUI
Injuries
Fatalities
1998 DUI drivers by age group
DUI drugs
Injuries
Fatalities
DUI alcohol & drugs
Injuries
Fatalities
16
30
0
6
0
0
0
17
49
1
7
1
7
0
18
93
6
10
1
9
0
19
95
5
11
1
5
1
20
121
5
16
0
7
2
NA Not available.
Source: Georgia Department of Public Safety, Annual Report, 1993; 1994; unpublished data, July 1998; May 2000.
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TABLE 18.142
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND DUI-RELATED ACCIDENTS IN GEORGIA BY COUNTY, 1998
County
Accidents
Total accidents Injuries
Fatalities
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
248 94
172 39
1,963
201
13
67
2
97
4
24
2
930
11
Banks
115
146
5
Barrow
1,274
623
10
Bartow
2,673
1,381
25
Ben Hill
405
227
8
Berrien
343
160
2
Bibb
6,621
3,716
27
Bleckley
215
130
2
Brantley
195
130
5
Brooks
321
205
7
Bryan
552
292
6
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
1,773 747 503 71 942
864
16
381
12
294
9
54
0
496
12
Candler
153
97
1
Carroll
2,786
1,490
26
Catoosa
1,730
860
6
Charlton
164
71
13
Chatham
11,454
4,673
31
Chattahooche
36
25
1
Chattooga
659
386
9
Cherokee
3,419
1,641
18
Clarke
5,483
2,061
13
Clay
40
20
0
Clayton
10,365
4,376
22
Clinch
145
83
3
Cobb
24,513
10,023
41
Coffee
961
647
12
Colquitt
843
565
10
Columbia
2,601
874
11
Cook
467
290
5
Coweta
2,535
1,402
15
Crawford
33
46
2
Crisp
721
425
8
Total DUI-related accidents
Accidents
Injuries
Fatalities
24
31
4
12
9
0
16
13
2
4
2
1
66
40
6
10
13
1
54
49
2
128
118
5
17
21
2
29
26
1
180
203
9
4
6
0
21
24
2
21
20
4
21
17
2
109
98
7
45
53
6
23
17
1
3
3
0
55
56
2
14
17
0
162
137
12
102
48
3
5
5
1
294
223
7
4
4
0
46
39
6
153
137
11
175
143
5
3
1
0
305
242
11
10
5
3
592
475
13
66
62
5
38
32
2
77
51
0
23
21
0
90
99
1
4
4
2
30
26
4
(continued)
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TABLE 18.142 (Continued)
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND DUI-RELATED ACCIDENTS IN GEORGIA BY COUNTY, 1998
County
Accidents
Total accidents Injuries
Fatalities
Dade
343
200
2
Dawson
397
245
4
Decatur
732
430
20
DeKalb
30,604
12,843
75
Dodge
331
213
6
Dooly
255
148
6
Dougherty
3,616
2,004
12
Douglas
3,519
1,561
21
Early
16
11
1
Echols
49
34
4
Effingham
887
Elbert
690
Emanuel
489
Evans
181
Fannin
378
418
8
316
2
304
10
181
6
283
10
Fayette
2,525
881
13
Floyd
3,804
1,690
18
Forsyth
2,478
1,051
30
Franklin
605
328
6
Fulton
47,702
19,505
135
Gilmer
465
234
11
Glascock
34
28
1
Glynn
2,592
1,184
13
Gordon
1,616
931
11
Grady
515
229
3
Greene
446
274
8
Gwinnett
21,164
8,139
60
Habersham
986
558
6
Hall
4,907
2,142
27
Hancock
61
90
3
Haralson
547
368
16
Harris
398
291
9
Hart
535
279
8
Heard
113
102
4
Henry
3,638
1,465
15
Houston
2,527
1,183
13
Irwin
115
64
1
Jackson
916
564
18
Jasper
242
122
3
Jeff Davis
320
186
3
Total DUI-related accidents
Accidents
Injuries
Fatalities
15
15
0
20
20
3
48
62
6
525
417
25
26
39
2
12
7
3
103
52
4
158
112
4
1
1
0
8
9
1
40
27
1
36
22
1
39
44
2
22
36
2
31
36
3
43
26
4
146
141
8
133
101
11
41
28
2
941
788
35
37
40
6
4
5
1
108
96
3
87
65
2
40
39
2
32
25
2
499
389
20
43
42
1
219
184
9
13
28
1
41
38
6
27
25
3
34
25
2
10
14
1
129
91
4
111
77
7
5
4
0
43
44
5
11
5
0
24
27
1
(continued)
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TABLE 18.142 (Continued)
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND DUI-RELATED ACCIDENTS IN GEORGIA BY COUNTY, 1998
County
Accidents
Total accidents Injuries
Fatalities
Jefferson
152
Jenkins
183
Johnson
111
Jones
658
Lamar
346
137
4
116
2
79
0
270
10
218
4
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
114 1,451
428 993 125
79
5
767
12
256
3
521
18
96
1
Long
85
73
3
Lowndes
3,341
1,562
25
Lumpkin
642
292
6
Macon
214
134
3
Madison
549
323
11
Marion
104
McDuffie
670
McIntosh
328
Meriwether
414
Miller
82
79
0
419
8
255
9
311
12
40
0
Mitchell
283
Monroe
875
Montgomery
7
Morgan
402
Murray
600
278
11
397
18
75
3
312
4
437
6
Muscogee
7,614
2,790
21
Newton
1,813
804
8
Oconee
712
344
5
Oglethorpe
95
111
6
Paulding
1,287
776
21
Peach
720
374
5
Pickens
511
315
4
Pierce
108
90
5
Pike
151
126
1
Polk
980
580
8
Pulaski
115
63
5
Putnam
632
305
8
Quitman
32
27
0
Rabun
368
192
7
Randolph
111
83
5
Total DUI-related accidents
Accidents
Injuries
Fatalities
11
20
2
19
17
1
7
13
0
13
7
3
18
20
2
10
10
0
78
58
3
20
13
1
51
32
7
11
14
1
11
16
1
110
73
7
41
33
4
11
6
1
44
41
1
9
10
0
48
50
3
27
23
3
22
18
2
2
2
0
22
34
4
31
30
1
6
5
1
20
32
1
20
16
2
212
176
5
73
64
2
23
22
0
10
9
3
82
76
4
28
15
1
28
28
2
18
19
2
5
5
0
40
33
2
11
8
4
27
33
2
2
3
0
21
25
4
6
4
1
(continued)
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TABLE 18.142 (Continued)
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND DUI-RELATED ACCIDENTS IN GEORGIA BY COUNTY, 1998
County
Accidents
Total accidents Injuries
Fatalities
Total DUI-related accidents
Accidents
Injuries
Fatalities
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
9,681 2,612
34 263 160
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
2,377 663 55 974 137
Taliaferro
38
Tattnall
166
Taylor
166
Telfair
220
Terrell
238
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
1,334 1,192
682 123 202
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
2,171 239 258 337 851
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
1,279 1,351 1,271
173 274
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
418 23 53
577 3,352
Wilcox
64
Wilkes
126
Wilkinson
120
Worth
409
Georgia 293,251
3,616 1,015
19 167 102
1,363 364 58 543 118
34 131 152 163 149
710 583 369
84 92
1,043 186 157 175 497
742 689 745 137 188
193 17 46
269 1,512
54 100
73 321
133,034
33 7 1 3 3
8 8 6 14 3
1 4 2 3 3
8 2 8 2 6
15 1 7 6 6
12 17
4 3 3
1 1 1 3 12
5 3 6 11
1,579
348
252
17
80
60
0
6
6
1
16
19
2
13
12
0
95
87
3
31
31
3
4
2
1
48
42
3
15
23
1
1
3
0
18
26
1
15
27
0
24
24
2
18
20
0
59
56
2
68
68
0
37
31
4
5
3
1
10
7
3
85
82
4
17
23
0
12
7
4
11
10
1
47
46
2
78
80
6
55
51
2
55
39
2
12
20
0
20
25
1
24
12
1
4
1
1
9
5
1
36
28
2
150
119
5
5
7
0
22
25
0
8
8
2
25
25
2
9,778
8,359
498
Source: Georgia Department of Public Safety, unpublished data, May 2000.
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TABLE 18.145
FAMILY VIOLENCE IN GEORGIA, 1996-2000, WITH DETAILED STATISTICS FOR 2000
Category
Reported cases Children present Children involved
1996
38,917 19,128
9,232
1997
50,152 22,964 11,166
1998
54,418 25,059 11,981
1999
49,072 22,090 10,332
2000
56,339 24,944 11,819
2000
Relationship of aggressor to victim
Present spouse Former spouse Child Parent Stepparent Stepchild Foster parent Foster child None of the above Total
18,359 3,777 3,198 3,523 620 333 44 455
26,030 56,339
Abuse type
Fatal injury Permanently disabled Temporarily disabled Broken bones Gun/Knife wounds Superficial wounds Property damage Threats Abusive language Sexual abuse Other abuse Total
Police action taken, 2000
Arrest Citation Separation Mediation Other None Total
Male
32 20 336 200 486 21,128 4,083 5,254 3,630 147 6,735 42,051
17,813 498
7,608 4,676 16,780 8,964 56,339
Weapon used
Firearm Cutting/Knife Hand/Fist Other weapons Totals
1,153 3,345 26,812 25,029 56,339
Female
11 14 65 28 512 5,363 1,350 1,182 1,087
9 1,964 11,585
Abusers not listed
4 1 18 7 41 1,113 256 297 329 8 629 2,703
Total
47 35 419 235 1,039 27,604 5,689 6,733 5,046 164 9,328 56,339
Source: Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Crime Information Center, Uniform Crime Reporting Program, 2000 Summary Report.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.201
PRISONERS IN STATE AND FEDERAL PRISONSa IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1990-2000
Year
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
Georgiac
22,411 23,644 25,290 27,783 33,425
United States
773,919 824,133 883,656 970,444 1,054,702
Total prisoners
Year
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000b
Georgiac
34,266 35,139 36,505 39,262 42,091 44,232
United States
1,126,293 1,182,169 1,242,153 1,300,573 1,363,701 1,381,892
Year
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
Georgiac
21,971 22,910 24,848 27,079 32,523
Prisoners sentenced to more than one year
United States
Year
Georgiac
739,980 789,349 847,271 932,266 1,016,691
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000b
34,168 34,328 35,787 38,758 42,008
44,141
United States
1,085,369 1,138,187 1,195,498 1,245,402 1,304,074 1,321,146
Year
Georgiac
Incarceration rate per 100,000 population
United States
Year
Georgiac
United States
1990
327
292
1993
387
351
1994
456
387
1995
447
409
1996
462
427
1997
427
445
1998
502
461
1999
532
476
2000 b
550
478
a For years ending December 31.
b Advanced data.
c Numbers indicate custodial, not jurisdictional counts.
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Correctional Populations in the United States, 19911992; 1995; Darrell K. Gillard, Prisoners in 1992; 1995; Christopher Mumola and Allen J. Beck, Prisoners in 1996;
1998;1999; Allen J. Beck, Paige M. Harrison, Prisoners in 2000.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.202
CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION POPULATIONS IN GEORGIA, BY TYPE, SELECTED YEARS
Type of facility
1990b
1995b
2000b
2001b
2002b
Transition centers County correctional institutions State correctional institutions Inmate boot camps Private prisons Othera
Totalb
549
3,002
18,743 --8
22,302
659
3,388
29,874 --23
34,282
921
3,870
34,465 893
3,074 --
43,223
910
3,859
35,314 768
4,589 --
45,440
919
4,798
34,420 520
4,576 --
45,233
-- Data missing or not available. a Includes inmates in other custody. b Inmate counts as of December of each year; includes inmates not reported. c Inmate counts as of April each year. Source: Georgia Department of Corrections, Planning, Research and Statistics Branch, Calendar Year-end Inmate
Statistical Profiles for 1991; 1996; Inmates' Profiles, April 2000-2002.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.204
SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR STATE PRISONS ONLY, IN GEORGIA, FISCAL YEARS 1990-2000
Fiscal year
Total average inmate count (number)
Total expenditures
($)
per inmate per day ($)
Total costa Total
admissions (number)
Total departures (number)
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
17,125 18,697 19,604 20,912 24,236
28,125 30,418 36,518 37,951 41,010 43,732
278,654,025 327,677,066 324,345,820 371,273,799 374,136,330
443,903,448 459,435,505 671,482,632
NA 818,797,188 887,479,467
44.58 48.02 45.33 48.64 48.56
48.91 47.78 46.19 NA 47.68 49.82
19,850 20,489 18,572 17,870 16,692
16,034 17,624 15,100 17,117 20,628 17,866
17,884 18,961 17,070 15,675 13,341
12,312 16,657 16,291 14,428
NA 15,814
NA Not available.
a Expenditures for 1999 and following years reflect Department of Corrections' expenditures as reported in the Department's Annual Reports.
Source: Georgia Department of Corrections, Annual Report, 1990-1996; unpublished data,1997; Annual Report, 1999; 2000; FY 2000 Active Inmate Statistics, FY 2000 Inmate Admissions Statistics, FY 2000 Inmate Release Statistics.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.205
INMATE AND PROBATION POPULATIONa IN GEORGIA, BY MOST SERIOUS TYPE OF CRIME, 2000-2002a
Type of crime
Violent personal Non-violent personal Property Drug sales Drug possession HTV and DUI Sex offenders Other Not reported
Total reported
2000
Number
Percent
18,399 30
9,632 3,799 3,241
637 5,362 1,457
646
43,203
42.6 0.1
22.3 8.8 7.5 1.5
12.4 3.4 1.5
100.0
Inmate population
2001
Number
Percent
19,633 33
10,085 4,150 3,487 594 5,702 1,571 195
45,450
43.0 0.0
22.0 9.0 8.0 1.0
13.0 3.0 0.4
100.0
2002
Number
Percent
20,429 41
10,078 4,106 3,557 445 5,948 1,518 190
46,312
44.0 0.0
22.0 9.0 8.0 1.0
13.0 3.0 0.4
100.0
Type of crime
2000
Number
Percent
Probation population
2001
Number
Percent
2002
Number
Percent
Violent personal Non-violent personal Property Drug sales Drug possession Alcohol (except DUI) Habitual violator/DUI Sex offenders Other
Not reported
Total reported
19,028 686
47,492 7,018
32,663 222
12,295 4,701 9,949
--
134,054
14.2 0.5
35.4 5.2
24.4 0.2 9.2 3.5 7.4
--
100.0
17,079 652
44,980 7,857
33,777 80
6,607 4,759 8,198
1
123,990
14.0 1.0
36.0 6.0
27.0 0.0 5.0 4.0 7.0
0.0
100.0
17,092 612
44,712 8,546
33,115 35
4,357 5,137 7,062
--
120,668
14.0 1.0
37.0 7.0
27.0 0.0 4.0 4.0 6.0
--
100.0
-- Indicates zero. a As of April of each year.
Source: Georgia Department of Corrections, Inmates and Probationers Profiles, 2000-2002.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.210
INMATE AND PROBATION POPULATIONa OF GEORGIA, BY RACE AND SEX, SELECTED YEARS
Year
1990 Number Percent of total
1995 Number Percent of total
2000 Number Percent of total
2001 Number Percent of total
White
Male Nonwhite
Inmate population
Female
White
Nonwhite
7,049 31.6
10,330 30.0
13,367 30.9
14,370 33.0
14,047 63.0
21,950 64.0
27,186 62.9
28,733 67.0
426 1.9
716 2.0
1,081 2.5
1,221 43.0
780 3.5
1,286 4.0
1,569 3.6
1,613 57.0
Total
22,302 100.0
34,282 100.0
43,203 100.0 0.0 0.0
45,937 100.0
(continued)
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.210 (Continued)
INMATE AND PROBATION POPULATIONa OF GEORGIA, BY RACE AND SEX, SELECTED YEARS
Year
White
Male Nonwhite
Probation populationa
Female
White
Nonwhite
Total
1990 Number Percent of total
1995 Number Percent of total
2000 Number Percent of total
2001 Number Percent of total
54,337 42.3
52,822 40.0
50,230 37.5
43,503 46.0
50,085 39.0
54,190 41.0
55,613 41.5
51,065 54.0
11,676 9.1
11,788 9.0
13,623 10.2
12,578 48.0
12,417 9.7
13,343 10.0
14,588 10.9
13,387 52.0
128,515 100.0
132,143 100.0
134,054 100.0
120,533 100.0
Note: Due to rounding, percentages may not add to 100 percent. a Inmate counts are as of December in each year.
Source: Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Crime Information Center, unpublished data, 1990; Georgia Department of Corrections, Planning, Research, and Statistics Unit, Calendar Year-end Inmate Statistical Profiles, 1990; 1995; Inmates and Probationers Profiles, December 2000; 2001.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.501
STATE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE JUDICIAL BRANCH, GEORGIA, FISCAL YEARS 1999-2002 (dollars)
Court or agency
FY 1999
FY 2000
FY 2001
FY 2002
Supreme Court Court of Appeals Superior Court Judges Superior Courts District Attorneys Juvenile Court Institute of Continuing Judicial Education Judicial Council Judicial Qualifications Commission Indigent Defense Council Georgia Courts Automation Commission Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution
Total state funds
6,358,843 8,451,549 41,235,132 31,073,890 1,279,908
832,114 5,275,899
166,759 4,849,709 2,968,106
323,741
102,815,650
7,135,803 10,561,441 44,950,183 35,162,701
1,323,064 1,065,324 5,788,285
206,755 7,500,000 2,806,916
300,510
116,800,982
7,094,074 10,843,148 48,537,471 37,240,049
3,548,700 1,161,187 8,145,907
256,262 5,893,227 2,911,982
342,690
125,974,697
7,382,486 11,227,569 49,740,955 45,527,634
1,424,347 1,301,855 12,615,386
271,476 7,659,946 2,500,030
341,982
139,993,666
Source: State of Georgia, Office of Planning and Budget, Amended Budget Report, Fiscal Years 1999-2002.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.502
FILINGS AND DISPOSITIONS IN GEORGIA'S SUPERIOR COURTS, CALENDAR YEARS 1996-2000
Categorya
1996
1997
Calendar year 1998
1999
2000
Filings Total filings Civil filings Criminal filings Average per judge
Dispositions Total dispositions Civil dispositions Criminal dispositions Average per judge
328,290 206,034 122,256
1,943
307,962 194,661 113,301
1,822
333,001 202,269 130,732
1,903
315,479 194,046 121,433
1,803
340,849 206,682 134,167
1,948
329,023 200,555 128,468
1,880
334,311 205,026 129,285
1,899
317,062 188,264 128,798
1,801
343,167 210,262 132,905
1,875
333,367 197,067 136,300
1,822
a Criminal based on number of defendants, and civil based on cases.
Source: Judicial Council of Georgia, Administrative Office of the Courts, Annual Report on the Work of the Georgia Courts, 1997, 1998; Research Review, 2000-2002.
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COURTS
18.000
TABLE 18.512
SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR GEORGIA'S STATE COURTS AND OTHER COUNTY-LEVEL COURTS, 2000,
BY TYPE AND DISPOSITION OF CASELOAD
Court/period/caseload
Filed
Number and disposition Disposed
Open
State Courtsa (number of cases) Total
Misdemeanors Traffic Civil Juvenile Courtsb (number of children) Total Delinquent Unruly Termination of Parental Rights Deprived Traffic Special proceedings Probate Courtsc (number of docket entries) Criminal Total Misdemeanor Traffic Civil Total Administration No administration Probate
Common Solemn Guardianship Year's support Hospitalization Habeas corpus Licenses Marriage Pistol Magistrate Courtsd (cases filed) Total warrants and filings Total hearings and dispositions Criminal cases Warrants issued Hearings Ordinance violations Misdemeanors Civil Cases Claim cases Other civil cases
716,750 108,573 457,282 150,895
118,765 57,596 16,362 1,062 21,776 16,806 5,163
101,505 2,510
98,995
31,936 4,606 836
435 13,384
8,982 1,503 2,145
45
43,300 41,728
764,513 NA
272,677 NA
66,053 68,823
155,970 200,990
586,643 99,412
405,521 81,710
100,936 48,416 13,701 872 17,708 15,287 4,952
103,782 2,340
101,442
NA NA NA
NA NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA
NA 574,218
NA 228,027
48,336 47,384
121,942 128,529
145,808 33,735 44,243 67,830
29,596 12,793
3,962 393
6,099 3,606 1,743
NA NA NA
NA NA NA
NA NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA
NA NA
NA NA NA NA
NA NA
NA Not applicable. a Based on reports for 59 of 66 courts. b Based on reports for 128 of 159 counties that reported. c Based on reports for 96 of 159. d Based on reports for 129 of 159 courts.
Source: Judicial Council of Georgia, Administrative Office of the Courts, Research Review, 2002.
19. PUBLIC WELFARE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
19.450
UnemploymentInsuranceCoverage in Georgia, Years Ending
December30. 1990-1998...................................................................................................................... 414
Unemployment Insurance Claims and Payments in Georgia. Years Ending
June 30.1990-1998...................................................................................................................................
415
Conditionof Georgia's UnemploymentInsurance Fund. 1!3W1999 .............................................. 416
. Unemployment Insurance Payments in Georgia By Industry Groups. 1996-1999........................... 416 . Unemployed Persons Annual Average. By County. in Georgia. 1999-2001.................................... 417
UnemployedPersons. Annual Average. By MSA in Georgia. 1998-2001............................... 421
EmploymentService Placementsin Georgia. SelectedYears. 19851998................................
421
. . Applicants Reg~stereadn0 Indmauas Placed Georg~aState Employment
Sew~ceb. y Onupatlonal Categones Fiscal Year 1998
422
TransferPaymentsin Georgia by Maior Source. By County. 1999..................................................... 423
. GovernmentTransferPaymentsto Individuals in Georgia. By Cwnty and Type
of Payment 1999........................................................................................................................................ 427
. Old.Age. Survivors. and DisabilityBenefitsPaidin Georgia and
the United States 1 W 1 9 9 9 ................................................................................................................
. SummaryStatisticsfor SSI Program Georgia. 19951999............................................................... . . OSuldmAmgae.rySSutravtivisotricss'.aDnedcDemisabbeirlit1y9I9n9su..r..a..n...c..e...P...r.o..g. r. am.s.i.n...G...e...o..r.g...i.a.......................................................
432 433
434
. . Number of Workers. Taxable Earnings and Contributions. By Type of
Employment OASDHI Program Georgia and the UnitedStates. 1997.................................
........... 435
. . Medicare Enrollment. 1990.1999. MedicareFacilities. December 1999.and
Summary Statistics for Medicaid Georgia and the United States FY 1998........................................
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.101
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COVERAGE IN GEORGIA, YEARS ENDING DECEMBER 30, 1990-1998
Year
Active employersa,
4th qtr.
(thousands)
Average
tax rate (percent)b
Average monthly employment (thousands)
Total wages ($ millions)
Taxable wages ($ millions)
Average weekly wage (dollars)
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998
142.8 144.7 146.1 150.1 156.1
161.6 165.0 NA NA
1.32
2,842.1
62,112.9
20,253.6
420.28
1.30
2,783.6
63,710.7
19,911.9
440.15
1.42
2,837.2
68,335.4
20,581.3
463.18
1.53
2,965.2
72,747.6
21,604.2
471.81
1.58
3,120.9
78,017.4
23,068.6
480.74
1.40
3,258.8
84,861.5
24,817.1
500.79
1.36
3,393.0
92,056.4
25,864.5
521.75
1.16
3,521.8
99,979.7
27,245.0
545.93
1.13
3,632.4
111,441.2
28,810.2
589.99
NA Not available.
a Effective January 1, 1978, coverage was extended to include employers who employ ten or more agricultural employees in twenty weeks or pay $1,000 in wages in a quarter to domestic workers; all state and local governments, and most nonprofit elementary and secondary educational institutions.
b Actual rate for calendar year for taxable employers classified by industry.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, unpublished data, 1990-1998.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.111
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE CLAIMS AND PAYMENT IN GEORGIA, YEARS ENDING JUNE 30, 1990-1999
Year
Initial claims
Number of payments
First
Final
Number of weeks paid
Amount paida ($ thousands)
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
432,083 562,028 476,428 416,509 391,672
396,862 397,045 349,527 311,893 386,762
226,529 292,485 245,412 210,035 187,718
190,611 194,111 193,359 168,709 169,006
41,380 84,444 110,655 78,647 63,420
52,271 54,725 47,151 51,257 43,443
2,027,222 3,059,724 2,919,215 2,268,597 1,891,367
1,740,144 1,836,726 1,798,830 1,550,060 1,448,737
271,667.3 434,659.0 418,480.3 326,790.6 274,759.9
264,312.8 288,964.2 292,126.3 263,470.9 267,158.0
a Includes any federal portions paid on a combined state and federal claim.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, unpublished data, 1990-1999.
Average weekly benefit (dollars)
134.01 142.06 143.35 144.05 145.27
151.89 157.33 162.40 170.41 185.42
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.112
CONDITION OF GEORGIA'S UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE FUND, SELECTED YEARS, 1990-1999 (dollars)
Fiscal year
Employers' contributions
Interest received
Net benefits
paid
Trust fund balance plus accrued interesta
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
258,590,457 267,469,716 281,183,925 317,740,967 351,383,931
353,955,504 352,875,794 335,707,744 312,133,716 208,680,833
87,518,254 92,082,736 62,357,930 92,729,737 74,771,186
82,321,154 100,340,484 108,185,003 119,323,827 128,428,832
259,066,086 418,074,448 400,352,146 301,121,478 258,757,698
247,950,920 277,574,851 278,208,959 289,295,951 268,158,144
1,072,372,847 1,012,301,069
968,336,976 1,045,240,773 1,217,917,335
1,408,483,201 1,582,886,394 1,745,915,543 1,882,993,022 1,933,314,759
Note: Benefit payments data do not include reimbursable benefit payments. a Reserve amount on June 30 plus accrued interest.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Annual Report, 1980-1993; Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, unpublished data,1994-1999.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.113
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PAYMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY INDUSTRY GROUPSa, 1996-1999 (in dollars)
Industry
1996
1997
1998
1999
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation, communication, and public utilities Wholesale and retail trade Finance, insurance, and real estate Services Public administration Establishments not elsewhere classified
Total
2,836,287 418,673
22,369,498 90,345,617 12,804,204
48,999,509 11,425,987 65,970,718
3,961,484 9,828,032
268,960,009
2,059,563 389,569
26,209,780 60,989,512 12,178,387
42,020,688 9,035,591
64,240,782 4,020,558 9,957,943
231,102,373
1,802,135 230,400
18,259,076 42,148,296
7,324,286
29,210,099 6,789,996
47,030,140 2,338,400 7,406,904
162,539,732
1,425,177 245,452
14,864,592 48,068,177
6,689,433
26,456,265 6,636,731
46,761,250 1,877,972 7,190,082
160,215,131
a Payments are for 12-month period ending June 30 and exclude payments for former federal employees, former armed forces personnel, and out-of-state beneficiaries.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor information Systems, unpublished data, 1996-2000.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
TABLE 19.114
UNEMPLOYED PERSONSa, ANNUAL AVERAGE, BY COUNTY IN GEORGIA, 1999-2001 (number, by place of residence)
1999
808 207 307 114 1,057
238 627 1,570 609 457
3,655 253 407 343 367
678 834 361 216 622
227 2,010
850 174 4,690
166 480 1,634 1,300 101
4,341 125
9,138 1,011 1,222
1,403 388
1,281 246 581
278 275 666 14,054 503
2000
698 261 269
81 818
203 681 1,691 582 368
3,508 221 367 451 311
743 705 478 203 597
202 1,859
686 162 4,056
193 372 1,669 1,234 103
4,545 199
8,996 1,122 1,163
1,239 430
1,609 251 594
195 223 687 13,328 460
2001
723 253 272
81 602
241 986 1,859 475 324
2,969 255 353 375 278
957 704 430 165 583
179 2,318
699 149 3,541
142 477 1,900 1,569
86
5,145 203
10,826 1,035 1,232
1,106 385
1,545 222 559
221 245 711 15,574 434
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
County
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
TABLE 19.114 (Continued)
UNEMPLOYED PERSONSa, ANNUAL AVERAGE, BY COUNTY IN GEORGIA, 1999-2001 (number, by place of residence)
1999
306 3,728 1,498
413 56
599 649 924 189 391
923 2,164
870 342 15,437
308 69
1,164 1,123
846
351 7,959
564 1,847
501
466 331 392 316 1,245
1,978 232 803 187 375
996 210 306 492 404
146 1,784
541 1,065
379
2000
294 3,053 1,442
361 60
542 709 831 241 286
969 1,627
860 370 15,132
273 45
1,263 851 588
354 7,870
536 1,736
380
439 358 439 264 1,331
1,715 286 617 193 319
679 277 260 497 429
209 1,328
486 1,078
292
2001
275 2,574 1,495
279 63
496 635 675 184 330
1,008 1,906 1,280
527 17,627
288 46
1,167 1,402
464
502 10,335
703 2,212
381
547 374 679 282 1,621
1,489 280 886 195 512
687 253 230 356 381
132 980 419 921 349
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
County
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
TABLE 19.114 (Continued)
UNEMPLOYED PERSONSa, ANNUAL AVERAGE, BY COUNTY IN GEORGIA, 1999-2001 (number, by place of residence)
1997
108 1,902
235 656 193
474 421 175 520 154
927 425 385 275 612
4,754 1,022
200 190 877
639 283 385 264 942
227 328
48 208 285
5,106 984 84 433 211
1,206 582 139 948 183
42 426 243 610 392
1998
132 2,450
198 555 233
554 361 158 563 172
748 437 353 309 760
4,300 1,010
185 164 962
571 305 357 287 735
200 308
82 136 247
4,682 1,037
84 410 240
1,491 428 148 766 195
44 591 213 512 353
1999
107 1,580
248 666 197
416 492 184 612 137
603 367 310 237 874
4,045 1,097
234 232 1,074
467 336 308 267 887
312 319
85 206 288
4,326 1,099
89 535 207
1,431 694 165 956 185
86 359 201 583 319
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.114 (Continued)
UNEMPLOYED PERSONSa, ANNUAL AVERAGE, BY COUNTY IN GEORGIA, 1999-2001 (number, by place of residence)
County
1999
2000
2001
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
State total
1,140 1,019 1,274
160 377
1,467 437 282 258 966
1,257 974 810 276 727
754 60
238 421 1,208
191 322 424 702
162,183
1,052 955
1,330 148 276
1,264 375 223 268 796
1,107 922 877 193 495
710 40
193 345 1,536
168 303 241 582
154,398
886 902 910 106 181
1,496 407 256 209
1,256
1,272 1,084
789 276 445
573 52
183 302 1,944
177 501 214 565
165,221
Note: Data are not consistent with previous estimates because of continuing revisions.
a An unemployed person is an individual, aged 16 or over, who is unemployed, willing and able to work, and actively seeking work.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, Civilian Labor Force Estimates By Place of Residence, May 2002.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.115
UNEMPLOYED PERSONSa, ANNUAL AVERAGE, BY MSA IN GEORGIA, 1998-2001 (number, by place of residence)
MSA
1998
1999
2000
2001
Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta-Aiken GA-SCb Chattanooga TN-GAc Columbus GA-ALb Macon Savannah
Georgia
4,680 2,193 70,903 11,331 2,764 5,936 7,919 6,055
168,824
4,269 1,921 67,931 10,808 2,385 6,502 7,047 5,656
162,183
3,539 1,780 67,708 9,561 1,987 5,998 6,513 4,908
154,398
2,993 2,294 79,641 10,167 2,192 6,019 5,537 4,316
165,221
Note: Annual average data are not consistent with previous estimates because of continuing revisions.
a An unemployed person is an individual, aged 16 or over, who is unemployed, willing and able to work, and actively seeking work.
b Data are for entire MSA, including out-of-state portions.
c Data include only Georgia portion of the MSA.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, Civilian Labor Force Estimates By Place of Residence, May 2002.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.122
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PLACEMENTS IN GEORGIA, SELECTED YEARS, 1985-1998
Year
Number
Year
Number
1985 1990 1991 1992 1993
82,348 91,828 76,765 71,781 83,872
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998
96,144 96,290 91,745 92,094 94,163
Note: Placements are of individuals; each person is counted one time only, regardless of the number of times that individual was served during the year. See table 19.123 for total number of positions in which individuals were placed.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Annual Report, 1985-1993; Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, unpublished data, 1994-1998.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
Table 19.123
APPLICANTS REGISTERED AND INDIVIDUALS PLACED, GEORGIA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, BY OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORIES,
FISCAL YEAR 1998a
Occupational category
Applicants registered
Number
Percent of totalc
Placementsb
Number
Percent of totalc
Professional, technical, managerial Clerical Sales Domestic Other services Farm, forestry, and fishing Processing Machine trades Bench work Structural Motor freight transportation Packaging and material handler Other
Total
81,344 115,912
34,492 2,707
91,469 11,531 21,506 39,553 39,161 56,924 18,264 76,439
3,341
592,643
13.7 19.6
5.8 0.5 15.4 1.9 3.6 6.7 6.6 9.6 3.1 12.9 0.6
100.0
3,231 12,731
4,832 265
12,624 3,465
13,074 6,871 7,498 7,941 3,174
18,164 293
102,974
3.4 13.5
5.1 0.3 13.4 3.7 13.9 7.3 8.0 8.4 3.4 19.3 0.3
100.0
a July 1, 1997 - June 30, 1998.
b Total placed represents all of the jobs filled by applicants at Job Service offices during the fiscal year. Some individuals were placed more than once; 94,163 individuals were served in FY 1998.
c Rounded to nearest tenth.
Source: Georgia Department of Labor, Labor Information Systems, unpublished data, FY 1998.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.201
TRANSFER PAYMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY MAJOR SOURCE, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Total transfer payments
66,243 28,071 44,529 14,444 194,387
36,015 121,779 202,850
76,772 64,568
666,362 45,448 50,642 67,032 61,726
152,121 89,191 64,419 26,266 83,007
43,218 270,699 146,016
36,142 874,025
13,208 94,100 251,541 253,426 16,998
517,512 31,488
1,146,966 125,673 155,978
199,015 60,700
222,320 30,038 96,713
Payments to individuals from:
Governmenta
Businessb
62,635 26,496 42,282 13,658 185,254
33,174 112,751 186,771
72,984 60,991
632,649 42,999 47,646 63,542 56,470
141,122 84,170 60,454 25,192 74,058
41,273 252,386 134,776
34,092 825,984
10,788 89,146 221,076 233,857 16,236
471,349 30,042
1,021,334 118,119 147,170
178,864 57,412
203,092 27,772 92,237
1,266 554 787 275
3,201
999 3,180 5,663 1,326 1,255
11,798 859
1,053 1,224 1,852
3,854 1,762 1,395
375 3,134
680 6,434 3,955
718 16,824
847 1,735 10,755 6,853
268
16,224 507
44,204 2,654 3,091
7,083 1,154 6,786
791 1,567
Payments to non-profit institutionsc
2,342 1,021 1,460
511 5,932
1,842 5,848 10,416 2,462 2,322
21,915 1,590 1,943 2,266 3,404
7,145 3,259 2,570
699 5,815
1,265 11,879
7,285 1,332 31,217
1,573 3,219 19,710 12,716
494
29,939 939
81,428 4,900 5,717
13,068 2,134
12,442 1,475 2,909
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.201 (Continued)
TRANSFER PAYMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY MAJOR SOURCE, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Total transfer payments
47,921 40,509 117,061 1,600,458 76,352
48,207 391,514 215,308
54,319 7,307
91,640 87,159 101,515 41,701 90,703
186,879 350,807 159,602
81,637 2,343,165
81,046 13,330 274,557 133,296 82,968
59,362 820,774 116,244 352,437
46,340
94,965 63,698 84,906 34,475 238,058
274,785 36,920
126,270 35,369 48,607
Payments to individuals from:
Governmenta
Businessb
44,604 37,090 111,184 1,471,338 72,421
45,947 371,239 195,591
51,688 6,763
83,387 82,963 96,956 39,519 86,608
166,985 332,286 139,005
77,460 2,182,484
76,800 12,779 259,852 124,230 78,290
1,165 1,210 2,059 45,254 1,377
792 7,086 6,921
921 192
2,913 1,470 1,597
766 1,438
7,012 6,490 7,339 1,466 56,338
1,500 193
5,157 3,186 1,640
56,322 703,308 109,217 325,854
44,377
89,545 58,803 80,121 32,216 213,769
252,547 34,936
117,852 33,089 45,850
1,070 41,418
2,469 9,359
687
1,903 1,718 1,679
796 8,611
7,808 697
2,965 804 965
Payments to non-profit institutionsc
2,152 2,209 3,818 83,866 2,554
1,468 13,189 12,796
1,710 352
5,340 2,726 2,962 1,416 2,657
12,882 12,031 13,258
2,711 104,343
2,746 358
9,548 5,880 3,038
1,970 76,048
4,558 17,224
1,276
3,517 3,177 3,106 1,463 15,678
14,430 1,287 5,453 1,476 1,792
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.201 (Continued)
TRANSFER PAYMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY MAJOR SOURCE, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Total transfer payments
84,889 37,921 40,249 61,927 54,261
26,789 172,451
45,401 114,372
31,407
20,949 296,868
54,446 82,001 41,491
58,510 83,100 22,197 88,365 27,357
88,954 65,386 32,141 51,485 87,222
692,683 181,299
53,093 34,392 134,434
91,203 75,185 63,380 39,271 154,431
37,399 66,150 12,716 60,077 37,672
Payments to individuals from:
Governmenta
Businessb
81,021 36,098 38,451 56,885 51,018
25,280 162,936
40,360 104,965
29,601
19,065 279,246
50,234 77,280 39,302
55,661 77,668 20,730 83,368 25,985
84,357 61,057 30,442 48,152 79,911
653,311 168,261
47,802 31,890 117,390
1,356 638 630
1,769 1,139
528 3,334 1,772 3,306
633
661 6,172 1,484 1,654
768
996 1,913
515 1,749
480
1,611 1,521
596 1,172 2,575
13,780 4,599 1,862 878 6,041
85,804 70,674 59,955 36,446 146,503
35,586 62,227 12,184 57,119 35,940
1,897 1,596 1,200
995 2,780
635 1,381
186 1,039
608
Payments to non-profit institutionsc
2,512 1,185 1,168 3,273 2,104
981 6,181 3,269 6,101 1,173
1,223 11,450
2,728 3,067 1,421
1,853 3,519
952 3,248
892
2,986 2,808 1,103 2,161 4,736
25,592 8,439 3,429 1,624
11,003
3,502 2,915 2,225 1,830 5,148
1,178 2,542
346 1,919 1,124
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.201 (Continued)
TRANSFER PAYMENTS IN GEORGIA, BY MAJOR SOURCE, BY COUNTY, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Total transfer payments
Payments to individuals from:
Governmenta
Businessb
Payments to non-profit institutionsc
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
802,355 166,928
13,276 62,689 44,846
209,355 110,853
27,914 130,064
25,442
10,168 76,937 36,877 60,153 46,982
184,584 133,929 110,370
48,233 26,186
216,429 38,601 38,068 78,739
109,419
242,769 165,117 181,792
29,882 86,526
763,233 152,002
12,421 59,555 42,721
196,829 105,360
26,746 123,267
23,934
9,752 72,789 35,080 57,675 44,554
175,285 125,926 104,741
46,333 24,898
203,685 36,599 35,860 75,028
103,550
229,118 152,575 174,150
28,567 82,155
13,693 5,235 300 1,098 744
4,389 1,923
408 2,381
529
146 1,455
629 866 851
3,256 2,807 1,973
668 450
4,463 702 774
1,308 2,056
4,779 4,440 2,674
461 1,533
25,429 9,691 555 2,036 1,381
8,137 3,570
760 4,416
979
270 2,693 1,168 1,612 1,577
6,043 5,196 3,656 1,232
838
8,281 1,300 1,434 2,403 3,813
8,872 8,102 4,968
854 2,838
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Georgia
101,906 8,187
24,236 67,592 245,275
35,820 48,713 40,645 73,299
23,558,499
96,361 7,710
23,182 63,673 227,276
34,214 46,424 38,283 68,424
21,887,678
1,944 167 369
1,381 6,317
563 801 828 1,707
586,890
3,601 310 685
2,538 11,682
1,043 1,488 1,534 3,168
1,083,931
a Includes federal, state, and local government transfer payments; for detail see Table 19.203. b Includes personal injury payments to individuals other than employees, and other business transfer payments. c Includes transfer payments to nonprofit institutions by federal, state, and local governments and by business.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, "Transfer Payments by Major Source," Table CA35, CD-ROM, May 2001.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.203
GOVERNMENT TRANSFER PAYMENTSa TO INDIVIDUALS IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY AND TYPE OF PAYMENT, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Retirement, disability,
health insuranceb
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
22,688 7,982
14,504 4,667
55,579
17,559 49,073 93,661 26,905 21,279
233,714 15,249 19,809 24,117 24,326
54,109 26,956 24,807
7,670 31,882
13,226 111,674
75,242 13,226 351,612
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
2,778 40,587 118,515 96,069
5,700
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
187,743 8,955
533,489 41,438 56,225
Medical paymentsc
27,258 12,081 19,418
5,030 102,505
10,641 47,515 67,274 31,697 27,319
272,935 18,625 19,277 24,252 22,365
54,706 35,290 26,908 11,674 27,099
20,963 100,678
41,530 14,718 316,927
3,126 35,138 75,050 86,271
5,970
189,872 14,967
371,364 50,755 60,071
Income maintenanced
Unemployment insurancee
9,593 5,036 6,539 3,183 14,637
3,159 11,973 15,925 10,215
8,538
95,020 6,161 5,331
11,777 6,176
19,720 16,549
5,666 4,978 8,090
5,812 26,205 11,078
4,217 105,864
927 487 526 262 2,341
505 1,031 2,468 1,091
742
7,629 466 737 942 673
879 1,670
568 344 1,316
369 2,582 1,786
371 8,981
2,911 8,873 13,842 30,960 3,779
57,688 5,130
62,175 17,981 21,637
404 1,422 2,392 1,540
270
6,955 239
14,772 1,823 2,292
Veteran's benefitsf
1,958 818
1,164 470
5,637
1,145 2,378 6,505 2,457 2,905
15,798 1,431 2,318 2,251 2,624
4,061 3,413 2,274
464 5,157
790 6,583 4,482 1,440 26,905
1,427 2,839 9,027 6,142
472
25,781 667
28,553 3,548 5,682
Federal education,
training assistanceg
188 82
116 (L) 4,499
147 469 837 595 186
7,340 1,052
155 181 273
7,578 261 206 55 459
101 4,549
588 107 15,176
127 257 2,057 12,753 (L)
3,019 75
10,191 2,527 1,208
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.203 (Continued)
GOVERNMENT TRANSFER PAYMENTSa TO INDIVIDUALS IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY AND TYPE OF PAYMENT, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Retirement, disability,
health insuranceb
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
86,227 20,833 96,043 10,421 29,382
20,955 15,994 38,472 643,352 24,908
15,659 125,186
92,059 18,341
2,353
40,588 35,261 33,782 14,933 41,036
99,681 154,498
76,831 33,800 794,815
33,584 4,306
117,875 57,991 31,511
24,526 381,538
52,486 160,719
13,653
Medical paymentsc
58,372 24,752 79,127 10,973 41,405
16,897 16,356 48,961 554,895 31,690
19,795 143,254
78,700 20,284
2,341
29,156 33,185 41,952 16,714 32,374
51,031 131,107
49,476 31,880 857,488
33,568 6,864
104,925 48,982 27,815
21,615 246,044
40,670 125,330
19,761
Income maintenanced
Unemployment insurancee
13,928 8,330
18,988 4,139
17,908
5,017 3,231 18,603 161,530 11,948
8,595 72,379 15,356 11,090
1,438
8,979 11,267 16,590
6,160 8,483
5,718 32,959
8,264 8,232 379,373
6,354 1,207 24,694 11,517 14,492
7,719 40,884
9,241 25,759
8,939
1,993 784
1,913 495
1,262
612 442 1,431 24,954 958
845 6,752 2,388
753 123
911 1,137 1,509
447 914
1,176 3,645 1,276
597 28,357
515 150 2,268 2,046 1,775
885 11,721
1,034 2,251 1,273
Veteran's benefitsf
17,174 2,521 5,799 1,612 2,019
929 867 2,881 63,696 2,688
921 13,785
5,934 1,066
476
3,272 1,870 2,536 1,138 3,564
8,221 6,010 1,948 1,956 49,631
2,532 221
8,239 3,167 2,424
1,399 16,278
3,408 9,037
637
Federal education,
training assistanceg
1,044 171
1,101 117 232
173 178 799 22,102 204
117 9,757 1,030
138 (L)
428 217 558 113 212
1,033 3,951 1,079
969 71,814
221 (L) 1,759 471 243
159 6,103 2,333 2,591
102
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.203 (Continued)
GOVERNMENT TRANSFER PAYMENTSa TO INDIVIDUALS IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY AND TYPE OF PAYMENT, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Retirement, disability,
health insuranceb
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh
40,027 30,372 39,351 13,684 112,545
96,952 13,676 51,886 15,738 19,334
26,614 12,185 12,416 27,184 23,196
8,139 63,048 17,987 29,925 13,476
6,920 97,872 23,097 28,293 15,041
Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
14,941 33,981
6,903 34,814
9,648
29,029 27,334 10,464 22,384 36,808
Medical paymentsc
36,859 17,223 29,662 13,727 77,299
104,422 14,326 48,520 11,906 18,467
34,386 15,728 17,484 19,329 19,167
11,575 66,683 14,342 40,164 11,105
7,362 113,423
18,509 32,232 16,729
26,891 30,864
8,402 31,863 10,586
34,637 24,565 11,148 18,440 31,572
Income maintenanced
Unemployment insurancee
8,901 6,198 8,029 3,309 13,301
31,434 4,985
12,135 4,155 5,931
15,609 6,811 6,382 5,888 5,324
4,049 23,324
5,016 20,134
3,519
3,407 41,438
4,997 12,528
5,999
766 563 580 506 1,727
4,717 423
1,307 278 492
1,949 340 541 917 574
418 3,822
867 1,945
511
153 4,490
303 1,056
301
11,787 9,149 4,197
12,297 4,808
17,088 6,124 3,796 5,387 7,853
791 602 288 903 300
1,515 659 594 586
1,088
Veteran's benefitsf
2,677 4,163 2,221
857 7,477
13,726 1,411 3,513 878 1,465
2,238 928
1,523 3,275 1,682
1,011 5,501 1,855 11,993
885
1,114 14,224
1,893 2,897 1,103
1,084 2,756
856 3,201
564
1,819 1,294
917 1,160 2,167
Federal education,
training assistanceg
281 254 248 118 1,265
1,157 103 438 119 144
200 95 94
261 1,055
78 498 261 488
94
97 7,689 1,409
244 114
149 282
75 259
71
239 1,055 3,513
174 378
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.203 (Continued)
GOVERNMENT TRANSFER PAYMENTSa TO INDIVIDUALS IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY AND TYPE OF PAYMENT, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Retirement, disability,
health insuranceb
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
244,215 76,271 25,146 15,113 61,684
29,749 35,585 25,059 17,680 62,562
12,702 29,368
4,662 27,181 11,532
255,540 80,968 4,610 21,780 15,956
85,735 48,086
7,745 42,535 10,044
3,236 24,501 11,631 18,705 14,909
67,557 47,947 36,574 23,898
8,703
Medical paymentsc
221,618 69,353 16,833 10,894 39,861
30,693 26,609 23,266 13,911 56,794
15,500 23,860
4,384 22,690 14,411
304,330 54,070 5,184 23,948 18,273
77,959 40,332 12,249 49,504
7,993
4,373 32,005 14,189 27,494 17,747
72,635 50,709 45,090 16,360 10,192
Income maintenanced
Unemployment insurancee
103,857 17,721 3,629 4,428 9,834
15,704 5,048 8,099 3,273
14,969
5,745 6,148 2,397 4,651 8,257
115,855 11,379 2,181 11,753 6,757
24,729 9,907 5,786
22,836 4,178
1,789 12,593
6,939 8,552 10,468
24,986 19,273 17,793
3,041 4,493
10,595 1,453 275 298 1,367
1,283 607 794 336
1,788
569 959 327 434 443
18,907 1,413 119 684 368
1,770 1,350
248 1,632
453
86 876 445 1,120 662
3,582 1,545 2,040
199 605
Veteran's benefitsf
62,845 2,701 1,612 1,012 3,645
2,512 2,560 2,537 1,082 9,923
965 1,663
383 1,992
704
56,791 3,047 278 1,207 1,243
5,906 2,771
651 3,055
914
244 2,574 1,771 1,661
625
5,236 3,858 2,919 2,263
831
Federal education,
training assistanceg
9,934 681 274 130 891
5,829 236 178 146 418
94 204 (L) 153 583
11,564 775 (L) 163 110
652 2,880
60 3,664
79
(L) 215
94 128 128
1,231 2,545
291 560
66
(continued)
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.203 (Continued)
GOVERNMENT TRANSFER PAYMENTSa TO INDIVIDUALS IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTY AND TYPE OF PAYMENT, 1999 (thousands of dollars)
County
Retirement, disability,
health insuranceb
Medical paymentsc
Income maintenanced
Unemployment insurancee
Veteran's benefitsf
Federal education,
training assistanceg
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
88,587 11,920 14,667 37,724 48,558
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
102,710 65,986 72,489 9,811 28,576
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
38,394 3,065 7,612
32,050 109,222
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
10,046 18,738 16,278 27,202
Georgia
9,194,682
75,161 15,426 14,487 27,507 38,668
96,627 63,521 69,801 12,257 34,974
41,235 2,791
10,352 22,166 89,644
17,273 18,746 14,324 25,218
8,554,096
24,873 7,054 5,183 5,985
10,866
19,724 17,498 23,104
5,218 14,442
12,420 1,433 3,998 4,790
19,586
5,613 6,594 5,703 12,528
2,746,678
2,456 991 513 483
1,981
3,206 1,616 2,095
569 1,655
1,073 161 515 884
2,375
378 819 820 1,270
301,758
8,427 1,091
880 3,114 3,134
6,056 3,216 5,739
637 2,256
2,918 233 644
2,668 4,985
810 1,393 1,021 1,924
790,877
4,102 104 115 192 306
710 658 874
67 226
287 (L) 54 1,090 1,352
84 119 122 252
287,857
(L) Less than $50,000.
a Includes payments to individuals by federal, state, and local governments. For total amount, see Table 19.201. Categories will not add to total because small amounts of "other payments to individuals" are not shown.
b Includes OASDI, railroad retirement and disability, federal civilian employees retirement, military retirement, state and local government employee retirement, state and federal workmens' compensation, and other government disability insurance and retirement payments.
c Includes Medicare payments, medical vendor payments, and CHAMPUS payments.
d Includes payments under the Supplemental Security Income, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, general assistance, Food Stamp, and other income maintenance programs.
e Includes payments to state-insured recipients, federal civilian employees, railroad employees, veterans, and other unemployment insurance program payments.
f Includes veterans' pensions and compensation, educational assistance to veterans and their dependents and survivors, veterans' life insurance benefit payments, and other assistance programs.
g Includes all federal education and training assistance payments, except veteran's programs.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, "Transfer Payments by Major Source," Table CA35, CD-ROM, May 2001.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.301
OLD-AGE, SURVIVORS, AND DISABILITY BENEFITS PAID IN GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF BENEFIT, 1990-1999a (millions of dollars)
Area
Year
Total
Retirement program
Survivor program
Disability program
Georgia United Statesb
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
5,066 5,550 6,010 6,449 6,840
7,269 7,677 8,122 8,522 8,884
247,796 268,098 286,031 302,402 316,835
332,581 347,088 361,970 374,772 385,525
3,224 3,519 3,777 4,021 4,242
4,485 4,716 5,024 5,299 5,517
172,042 185,545 196,685 206,365 214,895
224,381 232,938 243,590 252,659 258,885
1,116 1,215 1,309 1,391 1,470
1,557 1,626 1,710 1,750 1,791
50,951 54,891 58,254 61,440 64,223
67,302 69,976 72,721 73,940 75,309
725 816 924 1,037 1,128
1,227 1,335 1,388 1,472 1,576
24,803 27,662 31,091 34,598 37,717
40,898 44,174 45,659 48,173 51,331
a Calendar year totals. b Includes fifty states, District of Columbia, outlying areas, and benefits paid abroad.
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Social Security Administration, Social Security Bulletin, Annual Statistical Supplement, 1991-2000.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.401
SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME PROGRAMS, GEORGIA, 1995-1999, BY REASON FOR ELIGIBILITY
Category and eligibility
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
Number of personsa Total Aged Blindb Disabledb
198,933 43,666 2,549
152,718
Payment during yearc ($ thousands)
Total
691,870
Aged
82,579
Blind
9,460
Disabled
599,830
Average monthly benefitd ($)
303.70
200,894 41,686 2,512
156,696
728,054 80,578 9,416
638,060
310.29
199,370 39,661 2,459
157,250
744,475 79,238 9,468
655,769
297.97
199,408 37,634 2,435
159,339
196,784 35,843 2,340
158,601
767,111 76,918 9,552
680,642
305.84
772,792 74,665 9,419
688,707
312.29
a Includes all persons with federal SSI payments and/or federally administered state supplementation. Data are for December of each year.
b Includes unknown number of persons aged 65 or older.
c Includes Federal SSI payments and federally administered state supplementation, during entire year.
d Includes total benefit, whether from federal SSI payments, federally administered state supplementation, or both. Data are for December of each year.
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Social Security Administration, Social Security Bulletin, Annual Statistical Supplement, 1995-2000.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.402
OLD AGE, SURVIVORS', AND DISABILITY INSURANCE PROGRAM IN GEORGIA, SUMMARY STATISTICS, DECEMBER 1999
Category
Number (individuals)
Total monthly benefit ($ thousands)
Benefits in current payment statusa Total Retirement Retired workersb Spouses Children Survivor Widows, widowers, and parents Children Disability Disabled workers Spouses Children Beneficiaries by age By broad age groups 17 or under 18-64 65-69 70-74 75 or older 65 and over, by sexa Men Women Beneficiaries by race White Black Other Beneficiaries other than children Men Women
1,078,460
624,040 53,510 10,010
123,450 62,040
153,620 5,010
46,780
95,240 278,450 206,410 178,730 319,630
275,930 428,840
798,290 259,720
17,460
394,080 565,550
746,245
480,515 21,812 3,785
84,935 31,381
112,702 894
10,221
NA NA NA NA NA
242,250 281,830
NA NA NA
NA NA
NA Not available. a Based on a 10 percent sample of beneficiaries. b Includes special age-72 beneficiaries.
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Social Security Administration, Social Security Bulletin, Annual Statistical Supplement, 2000.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.405
NUMBER OF WORKERS, TAXABLE EARNINGS, AND CONTRIBUTIONS, BY TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT, OLD AGE, SURVIVORS, DISABILITY, AND HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (OASDHI), GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, 1997a
Category
Georgia
United States
Workers reported with taxable earningsb Total, all workers (number in thousands) Wage and salary workers Self-employed persons
Reported taxable earningsc ($ millions) Total Wages Self-employment income
OASDHI contributionsd ($ millions) Total Wage and salary employment Self-employment
4,233 4,014
378
93,168 88,715
4,453
11,553 11,001
552
146,700 138,100
14,300
3,287,400 3,106,900
180,500
407,638 385,256
22,382
a Preliminary estimates, based on a one-percent sample. State designation based primarily on employee residence, as of employer wage reports filed via magnetic media, and on location of employer for reports filed via paper.
b Workers with earnings reported in more than one state are counted in each state. Workers with earnings in both wage and salary employment and self-emplyment are counted in each type of employment. National and state totals and subtotals are unduplicated counts of workers in each type of employment.
c Annual maximum taxable earnings for Social Security (OASDI) from a single employer or from self-employment were $65,400 in 1997.
d For 1996 earnings, paid at the rate of 6.2 percent of taxable wages by both employees and employers, 6.2 percent of taxable tips by employees, and 12.4 percent of self-employment income by self-employed workers. Data are unadjusted for multi-employer tax refunds.
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Social Security Administration, Social Security Bulletin, Annual Statistical Supplement, 2000.
PUBLIC WELFARE
19.000
TABLE 19.450
MEDICARE ENROLLMENT, 1990-1999, MEDICARE FACILITIES, DECEMBER 1999, AND SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR MEDICAID, GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATES, FY 1998
Program and year
Georgia
United Statesa
Medicare (hospital insurance) enrollees on July 1 (thousands) Aged 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Disabled 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
Medicare: participating facilities, December 1999 (number) Hospitals, total Short-stay Long-stay Skilled nursing facilitiesb Home health agencies Clinical Laboratory Improvements Act facilities End-stage renal disease facilties
Summary Medicaid statistics, FY 1998 Recipients (number) Payments (amount in $ millions) Average amount per recipient (dollars)
636 647 661 673 684 700 710 721 730 736
96 100 106 115 125 134 142 148 155 161
188 156
32 324
99 5,133
162
1,221,978 3,012 2,466
30,350 30,435 30,970 31,429 31,765 32,492 37,269 32,958 33,120 33,240
3,148 3,385 3,458 3,729 4,014 4,266 4,507 4,675 4878 5062
5,921 4,858 1,063 14,904 7,807 170,064 3,750
40,649,482 142,318 3,501
a For Medicare enrollees, includes those in the 50 states, District of Columbia, and with residence unknown. For Medicaid, includes 50 states, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands.
b Includes facilities participating in Hospital Insurance and Supplementary Medical Insurance. U.S. values include 50 states, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, and other areas.
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Social Security Administration, Social Security Bulletin, Annual Statistical Supplement, 2000.
Numbers in the index refer to table numbers, not pages
Abortions (see Vital Statistics) Accidents '
DUI 18.140,18.142 Motor vehicle 13.207 Traffic 18.142
Agriculture Cash farm income 8.615 Receipts by commodity groups 8.610
Sources of income 8.620 Crop acreage 8.321
Crop value 8.512,8.523 Employment 4.100 Farms
Business balance sheet 8.711 Number of 8.103
Selected statistics, by county 8.325
Value added 8.715 Livestock 8.551 Poultry, eggs 8.552,8.554
Aircraft facilities 13.104,13.106,13.107
Cities of specified size 6.300 Clerical workers 6.201,6.205,6.215 Courts
State appropriations for judiciary 18.501
Superior court filings 18.502 Summary statistics 18.512 Credit union statistics 14.255 Crimes (index)
Arrests by category 18.103
Age, race, sex of persons arrested 18.112 Family violence 18.145
Number, rate per 100,000inhabitants 18.120 Summary by county 18. 121
Total reported, index 18.102 Changes in number, rate 18.110
Crimes (non-index)
Arrests 18.135
Crops Acreage 8.321
Value 8.512,8.523
Banking (see also Insurance) Banks, commercial 14.112 Assets, liabilities 14.001,14.121 Deposits 14.110,14.125,14.127 Income, expenses 14.122 Credit union statistics 14.255 Savings institutions 14.005 Assets, liabilities 14.221 Summary statistics 14.225
Births (see Vital Statistics) Business enterprise
Establishments Bv industw and emolovment size 10.104 ~inployeeip, ayroll: bycounty 10.107
Fortune's 500 Georgia-basedfirms 10.230
Internationalfacilities in Georgia 10.303,
10.305,10.307 Minoritv-ownedfirms 10.110.10.112 Quick start program 10.250;10.255,10.260
Climate (see also Geography) Climate statistics 7.309,7.314,7.334
Communications Telephone data 13.300,13.302,13.303
Colleges (see Education) Construction (see also Housing)
Employment, payroll 15.201,15.205 Housing units characteristics 15.300 Manufactured houslng 15.450 Permit authorized construction
Total residential 15.103 By MSA 15.405
Single-family homes Medianprice 15.310 Mortgages 15.305
Summary statistics 15.001 Consumer prices
All items, major groups 6.112 All urban,consumers 6.101,6.205,6.215
U.S. c~tyaverage 6.210,6.215
Distribution (see also Services) Retail establishments 12.11 1 , 12.121 Employees, payroll 12.122 Sales, by county 12.1125 Service establishments 12.301,12.321 Employees, payroll 12.322,12.325 Sales, by county 12.225 Taxable sales by industry 12.002 Wholesale establiishments 12.211, 12.220, 12.221 Employees, payroll 12.222 Sales, by county ,I2.225
Divorces (see Vital Statlstlcs)
Education Adult literacy programs 3.320 Averaae annual enrollment 3.11 1 Average salaries 3.144 Degrees conferred, university 3.20 Dropouts 3.147 Educationalattainment 3.330,3.331, 3.332,3.333 Enrollment Adult literacy programs 3.320 FTE attendanceby school system 3.135 Private four-year colleges 3.301 Technical training 3.305 University system, by institution 3.211 Expenditures,public school systems 3.141 Lottery revenue appropriations 3.315 Non-Enolish sDeakers. characteristics 3.400
Peisonnel Non-teaching 3.123 Teachers, public school 3.121 By sex 3.122
Receiptsfor operation, maintenance 3.140 Scholarship programs 3.310 School bus data 3.137
Electric utilities 13.402,13.404,13.405 Energy
Consumption 13.407 Experditures 13.409 Sales 13.408 Employment (see also Labor) Annual civilian labor force, by county 4.201 Average workforce estimates 4.100 Benefits provided 4.300,4.305 By industry for MSAs
Average establishments, weekly wages 4.220,4.221
Nonagricultural 4.213 Fastest growing occupations 4.211 Government 4.411 Largest non-government employers 4.208 Leading and lagging growth industries 4.209
Ranked by employment change 4.209 Ranked by compound annual rate of growth 4.210 Noninstitutional labor force 4.510 NLRB cases 4.710 Occupational distribution. civilian 4.610 Paid civilian employment 4.203,4.205 Projected employment 4.207 Total unemployment rates 4.200 Exports (see Manufactures)
Farms (see also Agriculture) Business balance sheet 8.711 Income indicators 8.715 Number 8.103 Selected statistics, by county 8.325
Farmers, price index 6.620 Federal food stamp program 2.940 Fisheries 9.201,9.2029,.205 Forests 9.114
Fires 9.120
Gas utilities 13.411 Geography
Land use 7.100,7.105 Hazardous waste 7.500,7.505,7.510,7.515
Toxic chemicals 7.525 Government (see also Politics)
County 16.112 Local 16.111 Municipalities 16.118 Special districts 16.120 Voter statistics 16.329
Elections, governor 16.311 Elections, lieutenant governor 16.312
Gross state product 5.100,5.103 Real per capita GSP 5.109
Hazardous waste 7.505,7.510,7.515 Toxic chemicals 7.520,7.525
Hospitals 2.910,2.912 Households. number of 1.901 Housing
Characteristics 15.300 Manufactured 15.450 Single-family
Median price 15.310 Mortgages 15 305
Income Federal income tax returns 5.140 Per capita personal 5.125 By MSA, county 5.176 Median money 5.130,5.136 Povertv 5.150 Total personal 5.11 1 By MSA, county 5.171 Sources 5.114,5.170
Insurance (see also Banking, Finance) Health 14.260,14.315 Life 14.235,14.311, 14.313
Labor Annual average civilian labor force estimates 4.100 NLRB cases 4.710 Non-governmental employers 4.208 Noninstitutional labor force 4.510 Total unemployment rates 4.200
Leading, lagging growth industries 4.209,4.210
Manufactures Exports 11.140,11.141,11.142 General statistics
County 1 1 .I 12 Georaia 11.110.11.111. 11.133 lndus?ry groups ' 1 1.121' MSAs 11.111,11.122 Hours. earnlnas 11.1 14.1 1 .I 15 ~istori'casltatztics 11.1 16 Inventory. capital expenditures 1 1 .I 17 Manufacturingestablishments 1 1 .I23 New or expanded businesses 11.1 18, 11.119
Marriaaes (see Vital Statistics) ~edia" '
Broadcast 13.317 Printed 13.315 Medicare (see Public Welfare) Minority-owned firms 10.110,10.112 Motor vehicle data 13.204,13.205,13.206
Natural resources Establishments. summarv statistics 9.160 Forests 9.114' Fisheries 9.201,9.2029,.204,9.205 Hunting, fishing recreation 9.190,9.200 Non-fuel mlnerals 9.301,9.321,9.331 Pulpwood production 9.132,9.150 Trees vlanted. harvested 9.130 wetlands 9.170
Nurses 2.901
Per capita personal income (see Income) Physicians 2.901 Politics (see also Government)
Elections Governor 16.311 Lt. governor 16.312 President 16.321
Voter statistics 16.391
Population Age 1.121 Bycounty 1.103,1.121,1.122 By MSA 1.101
Component parts 1 .I02 Components of change 1.501 Hispanic origin 1.125 Households, 1.901
Projections
By age, sex 1.I09 Components of change 1 .I07,1.501 By race, sex 1.106 Components of change 1.107,1.501 Race. sex 1 .I21
state' iI: 00
Ports 13.301 Poverty 5.150 Prisoners 18.201,18.2041,8.205,18.210
Coorectional institution populations 18.202 Producers price index 6.601
By industry group 6.610 Publlc finance
Expenditures 17.130 By category and function 17.131 Federal government expenditures By agency 17.301,17.302 By county 17.303 By selected program 17.306
Payments on state bonds 17.155 Revenues by major source 17.100
Federal government aid 17.125 Total and per capita 17.121
By county 17.130 Revenues and expenditures, municipalities
17.221 Selected financial statistics, by county 17.212 Total debt authorized 17.141 Public utilities Electric 13.402.13.404.13.405 Energy
Consumption 13.407 Ex~enditures 13.409 Saies 13.408 Gas 13.411 Tele~honedata 13.300.13.302.13.303 Public welfare Employmentplacements 19.122,19.123 Medicare, Medicaid statistics 19.450 OASDHI benefits 19.301,19.402,19.405 SSI programs 19.401 Transfer Davments By couniy, source 19.201,19.203 Unemployment insurance 19.101 Claims. Davments 19.111 lnsuranie iund 19.112 Payments, by industry 19.113 Unemployed persons By county, MSA 19.114,19.115 Pulpwood production 9.132,9.135,9.150
Retail establishments 12.111, 12.121 Employees, payroll 12.222 Sales, by county 12.225
Revenues (see Public F~nance) Roads 13.201,13.203
School lunch D. ro-aram 2.950
Services Service establishments 12.301,12.321 By county 12.325 Employees, payroll 12.322
SSI programs 19.401
Total personal income (see Income) Trans~ortation
~ircrafftacilities 13.104,13.106,13.107 Employment, payroll 13.001 Motor vehicle data 13.204,13.205,13.206
Accidents, deaths 13.207 Ports 13.301 Road mileaae 13.201
Unemployment insurance (see Public Welfare)
Vital statistics Abortions 2.308 Births 2.101, Age-spec~flcrates 2.107,2.108 By race 2.101 Immature births 2.106 Per 1,000population 2.102 Unwed mothers 2.105,2.108 Components of change By county 2.1104 Georgia 2.104 MSA 2.202 Deaths 2.301 By race 2.301 Cause 2.317 Infant 2.305 Maternal 2.307 Mortality rates 2.302 Rates by race 2.312.2.317 Divorces 2.502 Marriaaes ~y county 2.403 Per 1,000population 2.402 Rates, race 2.401
Wholesale establishments 12.211. 12.220, 12.221 Employees, payroll 12.222 Sales, by county 12.225